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Qayyem Cards

Your Guide to Responsible AI Governance

I am Qayyem, and I know that details are what separate intention from execution. Each card here is a cornerstone of a trustworthy AI management system and a step towards an organisation that innovates responsibly.

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    Don't start from scratch.

    Use ISO/IEC 42001:2023 as your roadmap for managing risk, meeting compliance and building responsibility into your AI work.

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    Draw your boundaries clearly.

    Define exactly which systems, processes and departments your AI management system (AIMS) covers, so effort stays focused and effective.

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    Governance is a team effort.

    Identify stakeholders inside and outside the organisation, understand their needs and involve them; openness and participation build trust.

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    Responsibility starts at the top.

    When leaders set the vision, provide resources and take an active part, a culture of responsibility takes root everywhere.

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    Put your policy in writing.

    Set an AI policy approved by top management that states your principles, commits to requirements and improvement, and anchors every objective.

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    Know who owns what.

    Assign each part of AI governance clearly, from the board to development teams and end users, so nothing falls through the gaps.

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    Look beyond the usual risks.

    Use a structured method to spot AI-specific risks such as algorithmic bias, adversarial attacks and ethical risks.

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    Turn your assessment into a plan.

    For every unacceptable risk, write a treatment plan with actions, controls (from Annex A and elsewhere), owners and deadlines.

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    Think of people before launch.

    Before releasing any AI system, assess its likely impact on human rights, fairness, privacy and safety.

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    Carry responsibility through every stage.

    From planning and data collection to design, testing, deployment, monitoring and retirement, make responsibility part of every step.

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    Keep a clear, traceable record.

    Use version control for data, models and code, and keep your system documents in order to support audits and accountability.

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    Train your team in ethics.

    Technical skill alone is not enough; train teams to spot and address ethical risks, bias and unfairness.

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    Keep leaders in the loop.

    Have top management review the AI management system regularly, check it still fits and works, and decide what to improve.

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    Every slip is a chance to improve.

    When something departs from requirements, don't just fix it; find the root cause, prevent it recurring and learn from it.

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    Your security depends on your partners.

    You often rely on other parties' data, models and platforms; assess their risks carefully and keep monitoring them.

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