Interactive AI Governance. Zero Pies.
The internet's first AI governance gamification site. Probably. We didn't check.
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Browser games for studying AI-governance and cloud-AI certifications — AIGP, CISSP, AWS AI Practitioner, Microsoft AI-901, EU and global AI legislation, and vendor-neutral AI/ML concepts. 154 games, 3,335 scored cards.
No cookies. No tracking. No pies.
Sort a whole bank of cards into place, then score the board. Question-and-answer drilling lives elsewhere; this is for the stuff that only sticks once you've had to decide where something belongs.
- Confident misses come back first. Progress is per item. The cards you were sure about and still got wrong resurface soonest, because those are the ones that fail you.
- Every reveal goes deeper. Hand any board to Claude, ChatGPT or Perplexity — with what you missed, or the whole concept when you got it right.
- Regulation that admits what changed. Cards carry
asOfandstatus. Where the law has moved since the textbooks — the Digital Omnibus deferring EU AI Act high-risk obligations, say — cards show what changed rather than silently correcting the source. The exam-correct answer and the current-law answer are not always the same, and pretending otherwise fails people.
Clone this and open anything in gamification/ in a browser. Every page is a
single self-contained HTML file — card data is inlined, fonts are bundled — so
file:// works: no server, no install, no build step, works on a plane.
There are no trackers or analytics anywhere, and the pages make no outbound
requests at all. Deep-link any game as <lab>.html#g/<game-id> — open a game
and copy the address bar.
This repo is the deployed site itself. The pages are generated artifacts of a content pipeline that is not part of this repository, so treat the HTML as read-only: hand-edits would be overwritten by the next content release.
Found something wrong or out of date? Open an issue or come argue about it at r/0pi. Corrections with a citation are the most useful thing you can send — content fixes land upstream and roll out here.
PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0. Use it, study from it, fork it, modify it, share it — freely, for any noncommercial purpose. Personal study, hobby projects, schools, universities, charities, public research and government use are all explicitly permitted.
What you may not do is sell it: no reselling, no paid course or subscription built on it, no bundling it into a commercial product.
That makes this source-available, not open source in the OSI sense — the OSI definition doesn't allow restrictions on commercial use, and it seems better to say so than to borrow the label. Want a commercial licence? Open an issue.
Third-party material is not covered by that licence and stays under its owners' terms — the AWS and Azure icon sets, vendor trademarks, and the world map (CC BY-SA 3.0, share-alike). Read NOTICE.md before forking.
Not affiliated with or endorsed by the IAPP, Amazon, Microsoft, or any other certification body. Independent study material, and not legal advice.