Language IO Achieves ISO 42001: Setting the Standard for Responsible AI Translation
In an industry racing to adopt AI, few companies are proving they can govern it. Language IO just became one of the first translation technology providers in the world to achieve ISO/IEC 42001 certification, the new international standard for responsible AI management.
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“Security doesn’t end with encryption — it extends to how the AI itself behaves,” said Bill Hastings, Chief Security Officer at Language IO. “ISO 42001 ensures we can prove, not just claim, that our systems are governed responsibly from design through deployment.”
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