Scope and date check

Check your scope and dates

Five answers, computed from the record in your browser. Your answers are not sent or stored.

1. What is your role?

AI governance or risk lead ISO/IEC 42001 implementer or internal auditor ML engineering or platform lead Procurement or vendor manager for AI services Certification or audit body Something else

2. Do you build, buy or operate an ML-based AI system?

Yes, we build, buy or operate generative AI Yes, but only predictive or classical ML systems Not yet, we are planning an AI system No ML-based AI system

3. Where are you with ISO/IEC 42001? Choose oneCertified to ISO/IEC 42001Implementing ISO/IEC 42001, not certified yetNot using ISO/IEC 42001

4. Next 42001 audit or management review

The next scheduled audit, surveillance visit or management review. Leave blank if not known.

5. Is generated content used in training or fine-tuning?

Yes, generated content is used in training or fine-tuning No generated content in the training data Not sure

Read my positionSee what the draft adds

Not legal advice; does not certify. This is a planning reading from your answers, not a compliance result. ISO/IEC 23053 sets no certifiable requirements and there is no certification scheme against it.

What the reading can and cannot say

It reads your role, your systems, your 42001 position, the next audit date and whether generated content enters training. It returns a planning position, not a compliance result.

The five readings

• Scope incomplete. A required answer is missing. It names the answer, never a default.
• Out of scope. The framework is for organisations that implement or use ML-based AI systems.
• No certification route. There is no certificate and no transition audit. The amendment changes a vocabulary.
• Prepare before publication. Your next audit falls before the planning date. Use it to test the description.
• Watch and prepare. Your next audit falls after the planning date. Build the description and the synthetic data rule now.
• Date not recorded. You are on the 42001 route but gave no audit date. It names the missing date rather than guessing one.

Why there is no transition deadline

No accreditation body has published a transition rule for a framework standard, and there is no certificate to transition. The planning date is an estimate from ISO stage 50.00. The CEN adoption project lists a later date for the European text. The reading sends the obligation question to the instrument that creates it, ISO/IEC 42001 or the applicable law, instead of inventing a duty.

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