Release 2025.09

The AI Model asset type is now renamed Deployed AI Model. We also added a new Foundational AI Model asset type. We did this to better reflect real-world distinctions between Foundational AI Models, which serve as versatile, pre-trained models, and Deployed AI Models, which are tailored and operationalized for specific use cases in production.

When you upgrade to Collibra 2025.09, all AI Model assets in your environment are automatically converted to Deployed AI Model assets.

The Deployed AI Model and AI Agent asset types (and child asset types) have migrated from the Business Asset Type category to the Technology Asset Type category. Existing AI Model assets (now Deployed AI Model assets) and AI Agent assets stored in Business Asset domains remain accessible. Custom asset types are not affected by this change; however, ensure that new assets can only be created in Technology Asset domains. Go to "Required actions” below.

We have also included a new out-of-the-box community named AI Governance. This new community comes with two domains:

• A Business Assets domain for your AI Use Case assets.
• A Technology Assets domain for your Deployed AI Model, Foundational AI Model, AI Project, and AI Agent assets.

Required actions

If you have any Deployed AI Model or AI Agent assets in Business Asset domains, you need to:

• Do one of the following:
  • Move all Deployed AI Model and AI Agent assets to a Technology Asset domain. For guidance, go to Manage assets.
  • Manually change the domain type to Technology Asset domain. For guidance, go to Manage domain types.
• For any custom child asset types of the Deployed AI Model and AI Agent asset types, ensure that new assets can only be created in Technology Asset domains. You need to configure this in the asset type assignments. For guidance, go to the section “Assign a domain type to an asset type” in the topic Manage assignments.
• If, prior to Collibra 2025.09, you were using an assessment template that has the asset type Business Asset associated with it, to assess an AI Model, an "asset type mismatch" error is now generated because the newly named Deployed AI Model asset type is not a child of Business Asset. To avoid this error, ensure that any assessment templates you use to assess Deployed AI Models are associated with the Deployed AI Model asset type or its parent Technology Asset type. For more information, go to Asset type in a template.