How ISO/IEC 42001 can help organizations comply with emerging AI legislation
With the rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in both private and public sectors, ensuring that AI systems are safe, fair and transparent has never been more critical. Recent AI regulations like the Colorado AI Act (CAIA) are placing new demands on businesses, requiring compliance with stringent standards that protect consumers and promote ethical AI deployment.
In our latest white paper, "AI legislation puts a spotlight on ISO/IEC 42001", we explore how the internationally recognized ISO/IEC 42001 standard can help organizations meet these new regulatory challenges. This comprehensive guide provides insights into AI governance, risk management and the roles of AI stakeholders, offering a practical road map to ensure responsible AI deployment.
What you'll find in our white paper:
- Trustworthy AI and human oversight
Learn why human agency and oversight are essential for developing and deploying AI systems that prioritize consumer protection and safety.
- Understanding AI legislation
Explore the CAIA, North America’s first-ever AI legislation, and other emerging regulations that define high-risk AI systems and the responsibilities of developers and deployers.
- ISO/IEC 42001: A global standard
Discover how ISO/IEC 42001 offers a comprehensive framework for AI governance, helping organizations manage risks, ensure accountability and build trustworthy AI systems.
- Guidance on stakeholder roles
Gain expert insights into the roles and responsibilities of AI providers, developers, users and relevant authorities under the ISO/IEC 42001 standard.
Equip your organization for AI compliance
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