AI Management Systems (42001)

Date: December 5 2023

What is the webinar about?

The webinar will provide an overview of the upcoming standard concerning AI Management Systems (42001). The webinar will discuss the standards impact on organisations and how it can contribute to a better approach to AI readiness and commitment to ethical AI practices.

Who should attend?

This webinar is for companies and individuals who are currently involved in the development of AI systems, or plan to do so soon. Additionally, it is intended for individuals who wish to stay informed about the state of the art of AI standards and regulations.

What will participants gain?

Join this insightful webinar to hear from subject matter experts, David Mudd, Global Head of Digital Trust Assurance, Tim McGarr, AI Market Development Lead, Alex Tazza, AI Technical Specialist Team Manager and Daniela Seneca, Regulatory Lead Artificial Intelligence, BSI, as they share their knowledge on the AI Management Systems (42001) Standard and AI readiness.

Participants will gain a good understanding of the AI 42001 standard, its impact on different levels of organisations, and how it can aid in AI readiness and preparation for forthcoming legislations such as EUAIA.

David is responsible for BSIs Digital Trust Assurance solutions: training, testing, assessing and certifying for Digital Governance and Risk Management, Cybersecurity and Privacy, Digital Supply Chain, Data Stewardship and Artificial Intelligence. He supports BSIs clients across the key sectors of Built Environment, Healthcare, Food, Mobility, ICT, Energy and Manufacturing in the safe and effective adoption of disruptive digital technologies.

Tim McGarr is the AI Market Development Lead at BSI Regulatory Services, responsible for investigating new AI markets and delivering new AI services. Prior to this, Tim was the Sector Lead for the Digital area within Knowledge Solutions in BSI.  Tim had specific responsibility for the direction and development of key digital standards areas, including Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Security.

Tim has been working at BSI since 2009. Prior to BSI, Tim spent 5 years working in the legal publisher LexisNexis in the strategy department.  Before this, Tim he worked as a management consultant for Logica (now CGI) and an internal consultant for BT.  Tim has an MBA from HEC in Paris, France. 

As an AI Technical Specialist Team Manager at BSI, he is responsible for staying current with AI standards and rigorously assessing the accuracy and regulatory compliance of AI models. He holds master’s degrees in business information technology and Artificial Intelligence, bringing over a quarter-century of global business and technology experience to the role.

Before joining BSI, he acted as a trusted advisor, guiding organizations through the complex journey of artificial intelligence adoption—from data exploration and AI/ML use case development to design, proof of concept, and the successful integration of MLOps. He has led the development and deployment of innovative AI models and directed high-performing data science teams worldwide.

Daniela joined BSI in 2017 as Technical Specialist, Scheme Manager and Clinical Team Lead in the Active Medical Devices Team and is currently Regulatory Lead Artificial Intelligence (AI), responsible for AI regulatory strategy, policies, procedures and accreditation/designation as a Conformity Assessment Body and Notified Body. Her main role is to establish and maintain compliance to regulatory requirements in terms of organizational, quality management processes and resources, supporting Operations in the certification activities and training program.

Daniela holds Bachelors and Masters in Biomedical Engineering, a Masters in Health Technology Assessment and has over 17 years’ experience in medical devices, including AI software, having worked in technology development, technology transfer, patents, testing, clinical studies and as medical device lead auditor/national expert for the Italian Ministry of Health in the European Commission working groups and Joint Assessments. She is a former IEEE member actively participating to the CEN-CENELEC Joint Technical Committee 21 on Artificial Intelligence.