Punit Bhatia outlines practical steps for organisations to manage AI and privacy complexities using ISO standards
Punit Bhatia, founder of FIT4Privacy and Grow Skills Store, addresses how organizations can effectively manage AI and privacy challenges through ISO standards.Many organizations face difficulties due to vague terms such as “responsible AI” and “ethical AI.” Confusion around compliance with regulations like the GDPR and EU AI Act further complicates matters. Companies often wish to harness AI while ensuring privacy, yet remain unsure of their compliance status.
To convert abstract concepts into actionable policies, Bhatia suggests three steps. First, define core principles, focusing on transparency and responsible AI use. Second, develop detailed policies that clarify employee expectations for new AI initiatives or acquisitions. Lastly, establish governance by appointing individuals or committees tasked with overseeing AI management, ensuring effective coordination.
ISO standards play a critical role in this process. ISO 42001 serves as a contemporary framework for AI management, akin to ISO 9000’s impact on quality management. By adopting international standards like ISO 42001, companies can enhance accountability and gain recognition through audits and certifications, thereby validating their commitment to responsible AI practices.
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