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PECB ISO/IEC 42001 Foundation

Provider
PECB Group Pte. Ltd.
Format
English multiple-choice, closed-book examination; online through the PECB Exams application with remote invigilation. Paper delivery is an alternative mode of the same examination, not another examination.
Exam questions
Total questions: 40.
Time limit
1 hour
Passing score
70%
Examination outline
  • Fundamental principles and concepts of an artificial intelligence management system (AIMS) (37.5%)
    • Purpose, scope and applicability of ISO/IEC 42001
    • Purpose and scope of key ISO standards related to AI
    • Fundamental AI concepts, terminology and agents
    • Machine learning concepts and approaches
    • Artificial neural network structures, layers and functions
    • Semantic computing and soft computing
    • Management system concepts and elements
    • AI system life cycle stages and iterative processes
    • Responsible and trustworthy AI principles
  • Artificial intelligence management system (AIMS) (62.5%)
    • AI governance roles and responsibilities
    • AI risk criteria
    • Technical, organizational and societal impact assessment considerations
    • Integration of AI risk management
    • Third-party and customer relationships
    • Organizational objectives, culture and values
    • AI risk management process
    • AI system impact assessment process and documentation
    • Organizational context and interested parties
    • Top management leadership and commitment
    • AI system life cycle requirements
    • AI controls, risk treatment and statement of applicability
    • AI policies
    • AIMS audit types and internal audit reporting
    • Corrective action and reporting AI-related concerns
    • AI system security and operational monitoring
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