ISO 42001 - AI Systems
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ISO 42001 brings new changes and regulations to your company in terms of management and having more responsibility over your artificial intelligence system and how you are using it. Therefore, for companies that slightly or heavily rely on one, implementation and certification will be a must in order to stay under compliance for legal and ethical aspects in their industries. ISO Pros can help you understand the standard better and work towards designing a process that includes implementing every part of the ISO while still reaping out the benefits in your business.
We know ISO standards are often seen as hassles or basic regulations people need to comply with. However, it depends on how you are approaching it and if your system is being handled accordingly without making too many changes in the way it already operates.
We encourage you to take the time and discuss the options you have with our professionals. Unlike other ISOs, this one is more on an internal level that addresses two main aspects:
- How AI systems are handling your tasks and operations in terms of decision-making, data collection, and other responsibilities you assign it.
- If risk management is in place in order to prevent breaches, leaks, and any harm that can be caused due to the information you handle or how you are leaving everything automated without extra supervision.
The idea of ISO 42001 is to bring responsibility, accountability, and fairness to a system that has been used without much thought. Hence, the guidelines and documentation offer a clear view of what you want to achieve for compliance, which also gives you the opportunity to have a well-structured framework that benefits you in the way the AI system operates in the short- and long-term.
Do You Need to Comply with Other Regulations While Implementing ISO 42001?
Yes, and no.
If the question is focused on having to go the extra mile for new regulations as you are working with ISO 42001, then the answer is ‘no’.
If it is more aimed at trying to work with current standards, keeping regulations, and following the law while adding ISO 42001 to your repertory, the answer is ‘yes’.
Multiple regulations and standards are needed in a business, even if those are not focused on the same areas or parts of them. Therefore, compliance with others is natural as you simply integrate new ISO standards that suggest new frameworks for your business.
In terms of ISO 42001, it can be complicated if you try to consider how many regulations go into management systems and having to improve quality. For instance, other regulations that require compliance with ISO 42001 include ISO 9001, ISO 27001, and anything related to risk management, cybersecurity, or even new laws regarding AI and how it works as a tool.
Feel free to discuss where you have to stand with compliance and the way you can combine and adapt all ISOs to your new addition. We will offer a clear roadmap and work with you through auditing and planning to get it done.
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