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MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
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ISO/IEC 42001:2023
AI Management System
อาจารย์ กิตติพงษ์ เกียรตินิยมรุ่ง
Product Technical Manager
BSI Thailand
เครื่องมือในการเสริมพลัง
AI ในด้านที่ดี
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Agenda
01
02
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แนวคิด AI Management System
(ISO/IEC 42001:2023)
ข้อก าหนด AI Management System
(ISO/IEC 42001:2023)
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•Why is Artificial Intelligence
Management System (AIMS)
important to your organization?
•Why should your organization
manage processes around AI
lifecycle model?
Let's take a moment to
think about these two
questions:
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Slide 4
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What are the benefits of implementing
Effectiveness
AI’s capability in real
world settings
Transparency
Clarity in AI decision
making process
Fairness
Minimization of AI biases
Slide 5
What do we mean
by key benefits of
an AIMS?
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Effectiveness
Fairness
Transparency
Slide 6
The benefits of effective, transparent and fair AIMS
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Brand strength
Customer loyalty
Attracting new customers
Cost efficiency
Revenue and profit growth
Employee morale
Slide 7
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Module 1:
Key concepts
and processes
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Slide 8
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Who was involved in its development?
International Organization
for Standardization
European Committee
for Standardization
European Union Agency for
Cybersecurity
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Who was involved in its development?
Joint technical committee
ISO/IEC JTC 21
International
Electrotechnical
Commission
European
Telecommunications
Standards Institute
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Key concepts (1): Risk-based approach
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‘effect of uncertainty’
Uncertainty
Information related to
knowledge of an event
Effect
A deviation from the
expected –positive or
negativeฟ
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Analyse
Understand
Identify
Key concepts :
Process
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PDCA and AIMS
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Establish
(PLAN)
Implement and
operate
(DO)
Monitor and
review
(CHECK)
Maintain and
improve
(ACT)
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Key concepts :
Harmonized approach
The harmonized approach forms the
core of ISO management system
standards, including ISO/IEC 42001
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The harmonized approach with AIMS additions
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5.1
Leadership and
Commitment
4
Context of
organization
5
Leadership
6
Planning
7
Support
8
Operation
9
Performance
evaluation
10
Improvement
4.1
Understanding
organization and
its context
4.2
Understanding
the needs and
expectations of
interested
parties
4.3
Determining the
scope of the
AIMS
4.4
Artificial
Intelligence MS
6.1
Actions to
address risks
and
opportunities
6.2
AI objectives
and planning to
achieve them
7.3
Awareness
7.4
Communication
7.5
Documented
information
7.2
Competence
9.2
Internal audit
9.3 Management
review
10.1
Continual
improvement
10.2
Nonconformity
and corrective
action
5.2
AI Policy
5.3 Roles,
responsibilities
and authorities
8.1
Operational
planning and
control
9.1
Monitoring,
measurement,
analysis and
evaluation
7.1
Resources
6.3
Planning of
changes
8.2 AI risk
assessment
8.3 AI risk
treatment
8.4 AI system
impact
assessment
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1. Scope
Establish, implement, maintain
and continually improve an AIMS,
Intended to help the organization
develop, provide or use AI
systems responsibly in pursuing
its objectives and meet applicable
requirements, obligations related
to interested parties and
expectations from them.
2. Normative references
Normative references cites
ISO/IEC 22989 as indispensable
for its application
3 Terms and definitions
Terms, definitions and concepts
from ISO/IEC 22989 are used
in ISO/IEC 42001
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Introduction to ISO/IEC 42001
Clause 1-3
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Module 3:
Clauses 4 and 5
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Clause 4:
Context of the organization
Both the external and the internal
issues will change over time, the
issues and their influence on the
scope, constraints and requirements
of the AIMS should be reviewed
regularly
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4.1 Understanding the
organization and its context
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‘Combination of internal and
external issues that can
have an effect on an
organization’s approach to
developing and achieving its
objectives’
Understand
the context
Analyse
the context
Ensure the AIMS
is adapted
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4.1 Understanding the
organization and its context
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External context
Legal obligations, AI prohibitions, regulatory
guidelines, AI use incentives, cultural and ethical
norms, AI competition and market trends
External issues
Legal, natural, technological, social, cultural or
financial aspects
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4.2 Understanding the needs and
expectations of interested parties
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Citizens
Customers
Distributors
Shareholders
Investors
Owners
Insurers
Government
Regulators
Recovery service suppliers
The organization
Management
•Top management
•Those accountable for artificial
intelligence policy and
implementation
Those who implement and
maintain the AIMS
•Those who maintain AIMS and
risk procedures
Other staff
Contractors
Competitors
Media
Commentators
Trade groups
Neighbors
Pressure groups
Emergency services
Other response agencies
Transport services
Staff dependents
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4.3 Determining the
scope of the AI
management system
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Determined ‘issues’ and ‘requirements’ to be considered
when determining the boundaries and applicability of its
AIMS
Processes Functions Services
Legal entity Administrative entitySections/locations
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4.4 AI management system
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Establish Implement
Maintain Improve
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Integrate requirements
of the MS into the
organization’s business
processes
Demonstrate
commitment
Policy and objectives
are compatible with
the strategic direction
and context of the
organization
Clause 5: Leadership
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Clause 5: Leadership
Top management should:
Promote improvement and support management roles
to demonstrate their leadership
Take accountability of the integrate the AIMS into the
organization’s processes
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Module 4:
Clauses 6 and 7
Slide 26
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Clause 6: Planning
Clause 6 mandates that in planning for the AI management system, organizations must give due
consideration to the issues outlined in 4.1 and the requirements from 4.2
Help ascertain
the risks and
opportunities
that must be
addressed
Manage AI
risk effectively
Determine the
quantum and
nature of risks
Guarantee the AIMS meets its
intended objectives
Mitigate or curb undesired
impacts
Foster ongoing improvement
Domain and context of the
application
Specific business requirements
Internal and external contexts
Distinguish between risks
Conduct comprehensive AI risk
assessments
Undertake AI risk treatment
measures
Evaluate the ramifications
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Clause 6: Planning
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Likelihood
Almost
certain (4)
M H H H
Likely (3) M M H H
Possible (2) L M M H
Rare (1) L L M H
Minor
(1)
Moderate
(2)
Major
(3)
Extreme
(4)
Consequence
Artificial Intelligence risk assessment:
Probability X Severity
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Clause 6: Planning
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Artificial intelligence risk treatment
options:
Risk
avoidance
Risk
acceptance
Risk
reduction
or
mitigation
Risk
transfer
Risk
increase or
risk taking
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Clause 6: Planning
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ISO/IEC 42001:2023 Controls Current Controls
Remarks
(Justification for
exclusion)
Selected controls and reasons for selection
DIE TAA HIPRMA PDD ETE CRM
Controls Sec Control
Policies related
to AI
B.2.2 AI policy Y X X X X
B.2.3
Alignment with other
organizational policies
Y X X
B.2.4 Review of the AI policy Y X X
Internal
organization
B.3.2
AI roles and
responsibilities
Y X X X X
B.3.3 Reporting of concerns Y X X X
Resources for
AI systems
B.4.2 Resource documentation Y X X X
B.4.3 Data resources Y X X X X
B.4.4 Tooling resources Y X X
B.4.5
System and computing
resources
Y X X X
B.4.6 Human resources Y X X X
Artificial intelligence risk treatment Statement of Applicability (SoA)ISO/IEC 42001 Annex A
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Clause 6: Planning
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Clause 6.2: Setting out artificial intelligence objectives
1. Quantitative metrics and boundaries
2. Performance metrics for AI
3. Effectiveness metrics for AIMS
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Clause 6: Planning
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Clause 6.3: Planning of change
4. ISO/IEC 42001 compliance
5. AIMS procedure adherence
6. Completion of action plans
7. Risk criteria alignment
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Useful guidance on risk
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Resources
Competence
Awareness
Communication
Documented
information
Clause 7: Support
Slide 34
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Clause 7.5:
Documented
information
The requirements for
documented
information are spread
throughout the
standard
4.3
Scope of the AIMS
5.2
AI policy
6.1.1
General
6.2
AI
objectives
10.2
Nonconformities
9.1
Evidence of
results
8.2
Results of AI risk
assessment
7.2
Evidence of
competence
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Module 5: Clause 8
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AIMS
processes
Processes for
implementation
of the AI risk
treatment plan
Determine
outsourced
processes
Control
outsourced
processes
Clause 8: Operation
Clause 8.1
•Implementation of the actions
determined in Clause 6
•Planning, implementation and control
of the processes needed to meet AI
requirements and achieve AI
objectives
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Annex A –Control objectives and controls (38 Controls)
The standard has four different AI control clauses, namely:
•Clause B.2 Policies related to AI (3)
•Clause B.3 Internal organization (2)
•Clause B.4 Resources for AI systems (5)
•Clause B.5 Assessing impacts of AI systems (4)
•Clause B.6 AI system life cycle (9)
•Clause B.7 Data for AI systems (5)
•Clause B.8 Information for interested parties of AI systems (4)
•Clause B.9 Use of AI systems (3)
•Clause B.10 Third party relationships (3)
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A.2 Policies related to AI
AI policy
Alignment with other
organizational policies
Review of the AI policy
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A.3 Internal organization
AI roles and responsibilities Reporting of concerns
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A.4 Resources for AI systems
Resource documentation Data resources Tooling resources
System and computing
resources
Human resources
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A.5 Assessing impacts of AI systems
AI system impact
assessment process
Documentation of AI
system impact assessments
Assessing AI system impact
on individuals or groups of
individuals
Assessing societal impacts
of AI systems
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A.6 AI system life cycle
A.6.1 Management guidance for AI system
development
•Objectives for responsible development of AI
system
•Processes for responsible AI system design and
development
A.6.2 AI system life cycle
•AI system requirements and specification
•Documentation of AI system design and
development
•AI system verification and validation
•AI system deployment
•AI system operation and monitoring
•AI system technical documentation
•AI system recording of event logs
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A.7 Data for AI systems
Data for development and
enhancement of AI system
Acquisition of data
Quality of data for AI
systems
Data provenance Data preparation
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A.8 Information for interested parties of AI systems
System documentation and
information for users
External reporting
Communication of incidents
Information for interested
parties
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A.9 Use of AI systems
Processes for responsible use
of AI systems
Objectives for responsible use
of AI system
Intended use of the AI system
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A.10 Third-party and customer relationships
Allocating responsibilities Suppliers Customers
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Relationship for Annex A and Annex B
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Module 6:
Clauses 9 and 10
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Slide 49
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Clause 9: Performance
evaluation
Clause 9.1 Monitoring, measurement, analysis
and evaluation
Specific AI components and processes that need to be
monitored and measured
Standardized methodologies that ensure the produced results
are both comparable and reproducible across cycles
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Clause 9.2
Internal audit
Assess the
effective
implementation
and
maintenance of
the AIMS
Provides
conformance
information
Required at
planned
intervals
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Clause 9.2.2 -Internal
audit programme
An audit programme
is required,
scheduled based on:
Importance of the processes
Changes affecting the organization
Results of previous audits
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Clause 9.3 Management review
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Alignment with the strategic direction of the organization
Effectiveness
Adequacy
Continuing suitability
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Clause 10: Improvement
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Improvement Continual
improvement
Corrective
action
Preventative
action
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Certification Process
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1.Ensure ISO/IEC 42001:2023 implemented
completely
2.Stage 1 Audit – Document review, confirm scope,
objective and criteria
3.Stage 2 Audit – Implementation
4.Submit corrective action plan (If required)
5.Get the certificate
6.Audit as Surveillance Audit Yearly
7.3 years – Recertification Audit
Certification process
55
BSI - Certification process
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Implement
ation
Stage I
Pre-
audit
Stage IINCs
Follow
up
Certificate
issued
SV
Re-
certificate
•Manual and Procedures
•Policy and objective
•Legislation, regulatory and compliance
•Competence, training and awareness
•Complaints and interested party concerns
•Product realisation and operational control
•Calibration and maintenance activities
•Internal audits
•Corrective and preventive action
•Management review
Approval Process
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Certificate of Registration
57
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58
Review and final questions
Slide 59
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