With AI Systems, complex value chains may be involved, there may be a mix of closed and open source. AI and non-AI Systems interact in the physical world.
The need for organised and controlled management of the risk and impacts of AI Systems is non-negotiable.
We caught up with our founder, Pauline Norstrom after her conversation with the BSI on the new AI Management System standard ISO/IEC 42001.
“It was a pleasure to discuss the new AI Management System standard, ISO/IEC 42001 with Matthew Chiles on the BSI TheStandardsShow this month!
As an industrialist, with decades of experience in the specification and deployment of technology in vast integrated infrastructure systems around the world, I know what importance the value chain ecosystems place on compliance with standards. I have also been involved in setting standards and guidance for the use of AI based technology for over 20 years.
Boards of organizations developing and using AI systems should consider this ISO/IEC 42001 standard as the ‘playbook’ for setting Responsible AI Policy from the ‘top down’, which is followed through with cross-functional organizational adoption, defined roles, responsibilites and accountability, risk management, review and mitigation and so on.
The standard is ‘certifiable’ and it could be argued is set to become the ‘golden thread’ of operationalized trust and confidence which underpins all Western world pending regulation, in particular the EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689).
I encourage you to listen in to the conversation.”
Pauline Norstrom, founder Anekanta®Consulting and Anekanta®AI
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