ISO 42001 specifies requirements for governing and effectively managing the production and use of AI systems in order to ensure that such systems are trustworthy, responsible, and effective. It aims to help organisations address and manage the unique risks and challenges associated with AI, including ethical AI management, transparency and accountability, safety, etc.
However, it is important to note that ISO 42001 is not designed to be a step-by-step guide for developing or deploying AI, nor does conformance to the Standard guarantee that your organisation will be compliant with regulatory frameworks such as the EU AI Act. It is not intended to align with any regulation or legislation in particular; whilst it does expect you to maintain awareness of relevant regulations and may support your compliance efforts, it will not eliminate the need to meet specific legal obligations.

ISO 42001 and AI Perspectives
URM’s blog explores ISO 42001, its intentions and structure, and the AI perspectives that will need to be considered by organisations implementing the Standard.

URM’s blog explores artificial intelligence impact assessments (AIIAs) and offers advice on how to conduct these assessments in full conformance with ISO 42001.

URM’s blog discusses the need for policy in relation to the use of AI, real-world cases where AI has caused organisations issues & how to create an AI policy.

URM’s blog breaks down the EU AI Act and discusses its scope, requirements, how it will be enforced, how it may impact the UK & the rest of the world, and more.