AI and regulation
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ISO 42001: The standard for AI management systems
ISO 42001 is the world’s first standard for AI management systems. Learn the requirements, what the standard entails and its connection to the AI Act.
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The AI Act: who faces new requirements, and who is largely unaffected?
The AI Act introduces new requirements for the use of artificial intelligence. See who is most affected, who is largely unaffected, and what leaders need to…
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AI risk is not like other risk – this is how ISO 42001 approaches it
AI risk differs from traditional risk. Learn how ISO 42001 helps organisations with AI risk management.
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Organisations have an AI strategy – but do they have AI governance?
Many organisations have an AI strategy. The next step is AI governance. Learn why management, accountability and control become essential when AI is deployed.
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Who is responsible for AI in the organisation?
Who is responsible for AI in the organisation? Learn why AI cannot be owned by IT alone, and how other organisations structure accountability.
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7 AI-specific controls in ISO 42001 that distinguish it from ISO 27001
ISO 42001 builds on many of the same principles as ISO 27001, but also introduces new controls for AI governance.
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EU AI Act readiness: the first step towards compliance with the AI Act
What is AI Act readiness? Learn how organisations can map their AI portfolio, assess regulatory risk and prepare for the AI Act.
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Hallucinations, bias and black boxes: the AI risks leaders need to understand
What are the biggest AI risks? Learn about hallucinations, bias, lack of explainability and other challenges associated with AI.
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AI policy and clear frameworks for AI use in the organisation
A practical introduction for leaders: learn what an AI policy is, why organisations need one, and which topics it should cover.
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What is AI governance – and why do organisations need it?
What does AI governance mean? A practical introduction to AI governance, risk, accountability and control in organisations.