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4.3: Determining the scope of the AI management system

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An organization must formally document the scope of its AI management system, specifying its precise boundaries and areas of application. This definition shall be directly informed by an analysis of the organization's internal and external context, alongside the requirements of interested parties. The documented scope establishes the authoritative framework that governs all system-related functions, including leadership, planning, operations, performance evaluation, and improvement activities as stipulated within this standard.

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ISO 42001:2024

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An organization must formally document the scope of its AI management system, specifying its precise boundaries and areas of application. This definition shall be directly informed by an analysis of the organization's internal and external context, alongside the requirements of interested parties. The documented scope establishes the authoritative framework that governs all system-related functions, including leadership, planning, operations, performance evaluation, and improvement activities as stipulated within this standard.

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4.3: Determining the scope of the AI management system
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ISO 42001:2024
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Context analysis for AI management
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AI governance
AI risk and lifecycle management

Context analysis for AI management

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Leadership commitment to the effective management of AI systems
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AI governance
AI risk and lifecycle management

Leadership commitment to the effective management of AI systems

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Considering AI risks in the ISMS
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AI governance
AI risk and lifecycle management

Considering AI risks in the ISMS

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