ISO/IEC 42001: A Leap Forward in Responsible AI Management
ISO 42001 is a certifiable framework for an AI Management System (AIMS) that aims to support organizations in the responsible development, delivery, or use of AI systems.
Katharina Koerner is a multifaceted professional with a PhD in Law from Leopold-Franzens Universität Innsbruck, and an extensive expertise in information security, privacy-enhancing technologies, and responsible AI.
She served in the Austrian public service for 10 years, and as CEO of an international institute education group for 5 years, founding new institutes internationally.
Now based in Silicon Valley, she is a respected researcher, thought leader, and speaker on tech policy, privacy, security, AI regulation, and operationalization of trustworthy AI.
ISO 42001 is a certifiable framework for an AI Management System (AIMS) that aims to support organizations in the responsible development, delivery, or use of AI systems.
U.S. President Biden’s Recent Executive Order on the Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of AI Broadens NIST’s Role and Global Influence
As the global landscape of AI governance continues to evolve, one thing becomes abundantly clear: responsible AI practices are non-negotiable.
An overview of EU, US, and China AI regulations and governance initiatives, including key action points to help organizations with AI compliance.
