The EU AI Act

Kerrigan, C., Musch, S., Borrelli, M.

C Kerrigan, S Musch, M Borrelli - Artificial Intelligence, 2025 - elgaronline.com

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Abstract

As artificial intelligence continues to transform industries, organizations must adopt structured governance frameworks to ensure ethical, transparent, and accountable AI deployment. ISO/IEC 42001:2023 introduces the world’s first AI Management System (AIMS) standard, providing a systematic approach to AI risk management, compliance, and continuous improvement. This report explores the key principles, implementation strategies, and industry implications of ISO 42001, offering practical guidance for organizations seeking to align their AI systems with global best practices. From leadership commitments to AI risk assessments, the standard establishes a comprehensive foundation for responsible AI development and use. With growing regulatory scrutiny—including the EU AI Act—organizations face increasing pressure to demonstrate AI governance maturity. In adopting ISO 42001, businesses can enhance trust, mitigate risks, and streamline compliance efforts in an evolving regulatory landscape. Whether you are an AI provider, enterprise leader, or policymaker, this report serves as a strategic resource for navigating ISO 42001’s implementation. At AI & Partners, we remain committed to supporting organizations in building AI that is ethical, accountable, and aligned with international standards.