Welcome to the latest edition of our newsletter. Read on to find out what has been happening with the AI Standards Hub over the past few weeks.
Welcome to our regular newsletter. Read on to find out what has been happening and what is coming up with the AI Standards Hub.
Innovate UK BridgeAI Webinar: Demystifying the EU AI Act – Implications for UK Businesses
Join us on 26 March for a webinar on the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act (EU AIA), and a discussion of its implications for businesses in the UK, including the state of play of AI standardisation in European Standards Organisations, and an interactive Q&A.
Webinar: Operationalising the UK’s AI regulation principles: expert perspectives on the role of standards
This event on 27 March will present ongoing Turing research mapping and assessing the role of individual standards for operationalising the UK’s AI regulation principles. The presentation will be followed by an expert panel discussion exploring the research and the role of standards in the UK’s AI regulatory approach.
Webinar: International collaboration on AI standardisation: Key lessons and opportunities
Join us on 11 April as we share key learnings from the Hub’s programme of work focused on fostering international stakeholder networks and hear from a diverse panel of speakers on the criticality of international cooperation and meaningful involvement from all stakeholder groups in AI standardisation.
Publication of DSIT’s Introduction to AI Assurance
The Department for Science, Innovation & Technology (DSIT) has published its Introduction to AI Assurance, an introductory guide for practitioners interested in finding out how assurance techniques can support the development of responsible AI. It features a spotlight on the AI Standards Hub and its resources including the training platform, standards database, and regular events.
Our online training resources cover topics such as processes of developing and using standards, best practices for AI, and wider AI governance. BSI’s three-part Introduction to Standards course is designed to help you understand the role and purpose of standards in the modern world, and how they can help with the goal of ensuring responsible AI with a positive economic and social impact.
The standard ISO/IEC DIS 42005 provides guidance on how organisations can develop and integrate impact assessment processes when developing, providing, or using AI systems. It is open for comment until 26 March.
Creating a user account on the AI Standards Hub website will enable you to take advantage of a wide range of interactive features. Benefits include the ability to save standards and other database items to your personal dashboard, notifications when followed standards open for comment or move from draft to publication, being able to contribute to our community discussion forums, access to our e-learning modules, and much more!
