ISO/IEC 23053:2022 — Framework for Artificial Intelligence (AI) Systems Using Machine Learning (ML)
An international framework defining the components, workflows, and lifecycle of machine learning-based AI systems.

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An international standard that establishes terminology and describes concepts used across artificial intelligence technologies and applications.
A controlled vocabulary reduces ambiguity in policies, contracts, inventories, risk assessments, and system documentation, particularly when multidisciplinary teams use the same words differently.
An organisation aligns its AI policy, system inventory, supplier questionnaire, and impact-assessment template with ISO/IEC 22989 terminology to prevent inconsistent classification.
Terminology standards improve consistency but do not specify controls, certify systems, or settle every emerging usage. New concepts such as generative AI may be addressed through later amendments or complementary standards.
The standard provides a shared vocabulary for AI, including concepts related to systems, models, data, learning, capabilities, stakeholders, and lifecycle activities. Consistent terminology supports communication across technical, governance, procurement, assurance, and regulatory work.
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ISO — ISO/IEC 22989:2022 — https://www.iso.org/standard/74296.html
An international framework defining the components, workflows, and lifecycle of machine learning-based AI systems.
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