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BSI Releases First Global Guidelines for Responsible AI Management
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- BSI has released a new international standard, BS ISO/IEC 42001, designed to help organizations safely manage AI.
- This standard provides guidelines for the design, implementation, maintenance, and improvement of AI systems, aiming to address issues such as opaque automated decision-making, the use of machine learning, and continuous learning.
- BSI aims to support organizations in using AI responsibly and reaping the benefits of AI across society through this standard.
A new international standard designed to help organizations manage AI safely
Building trust through safeguards to enable organizations and societies to benefit from the opportunities of AI
BSI (British Standards Institution) has released the first-ever AI governance guidance designed to ensure the safe, secure, and responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) across society
The international standard (BS ISO/IEC 42001) helps organizations use AI responsibly by addressing considerations such as opaque automated decision-making, the use of machine learning rather than human-coded logic in system design, and continuous learning.
Issued in the UK by the BSI, the UK's national standards body, this guidance focuses on safeguards, outlining how to establish, implement, maintain, and continually improve AI governance systems. It is based on the impact of requirements that facilitate context-based AI risk assessments and details on how to manage and control risks associated with both internal and external AI products and services. It also aims to support organizations in playing a responsible role in designing, developing, and delivering AI-powered products and services that benefit them and society as a whole. This guidance has been cited as a key step toward the guardrails for safe, ethical, and responsible use of AI in the UK government's National AI Strategy.
“AI is a transformative technology, and trust is essential if AI is to be used for good,” said Susan Taylor Martin, CEO of BSI. “The launch of this first-ever international AI governance system standard is a significant step in empowering organizations to manage the technology responsibly. This presents an opportunity to harness AI to accelerate progress towards a better and more sustainable future. BSI is proud to be leading the way in ensuring the safe and trusted integration of AI across society.”
A recent BSI poll of 10,000 adults in nine countries found that three out of five globally and the same proportion in the UK (62%) want international guidelines for the safe use of AI. Globally, nearly two out of five (38%) already use AI daily in their jobs, and more than two-thirds (62%) expect to be using it in their industries by 2030. This research confirmed that addressing the ‘AI trust gap’ and building confidence in the technology is key to amplifying the benefits of AI for society and the planet.
“AI technologies are being widely used by organizations in the UK, despite a lack of established regulatory frameworks,” said Scott Stedman, Director of Standards at BSI. “While governments consider how to best regulate, people everywhere are demanding guidance and safeguards to protect themselves. BSI is pleased to release this latest international industry governance guidance on the use of AI technologies, which aims to support businesses in incorporating the safe and responsible use of AI in their products and services.”
BSI has been a contributing member of ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 42 in developing the guidance. BSI Korea is planning to launch an ISO 42001 training course this year. For details and information on the training course, please refer to the BSI blog.
※ The original full text of this press release (in English) can be found at the link below.
https://bit.ly/3wr8Ksa
About BSI
BSI (British Standards Institution) was founded in 1901 as the world's first national standards body and has been leading standardization work ever since. It creates about 3,000 standards each year and withdraws over 1,000 to ensure that a single type of standard maintains the essential nature of consistent knowledge across all sectors of industry. BSI is committed to creating consensus-based standards and also works hard on certification and training programs for international standards to widely disseminate them as best practices around the world. It also works to broaden its reach with people, such as online libraries, so that people can easily access standards, and helps to internalize many best practices.
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