How does ISO 42001 Annex A map to an AI audit?

Annex A lists roughly 9 control topics and ~42 AIMS controls — the auditable surface a 42001 assessor walks. The performance-evaluation and operational-monitoring controls map cleanly to reproducible model measurement: documented evaluation, monitoring over…

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Risk-management framework · ISO/IEC 42001 · Annex A.

Annex A lists roughly 9 control topics and ~42 AIMS controls — the auditable surface a 42001 assessor walks. The performance-evaluation and operational-monitoring controls map cleanly to reproducible model measurement: documented evaluation, monitoring over time, and evidence of effectiveness. Planisphere supplies that measurement artifact for the relevant Annex A controls; it does not cover the governance, policy, or human-resources controls, and it does not stand in for an accredited certification audit.

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ISO/IEC 42001 · Annex A is a process framework, not a pass/fail line: it names functions, categories and controls an org…

9 control topics · ~42 AIMS controls · the auditable surface.

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