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Introduction to ISO/IEC 42001 and the initiation of an AIMS implementation Training course objectives and structure Standards and regulatory frameworks Artificial intelligence mana
Introduction to ISO/IEC 42001 and the initiation of an AIMS implementationTraining course objectives and structureStandards and regulatory frameworksArtificial intelligence management system (AIMS)Fundamental concepts and principles of artificial intelligenceAIMS implementation approachesLeadership and project approvalRoles and responsibilitiesImplementation plan of an AIMSThe organization and its contextAIMS scopeAnalysis of the existing systemAI policyAI risk managementStatement of ApplicabilityImplementation of an AIMSSelection and design of controlsImplementation of controlsManagement of documented informationCommunicationCompetence and awarenessManagement of AI operationsAIMS monitoring, continual improvement, and preparation for the certification auditMonitoring, measurement, analysis and evaluationInternal auditManagement reviewTreatment of nonconformitiesContinual improvementPreparation for the certification auditClosing of the training course
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