An organization shall establish AI governance frameworks, policies, and practices to ensure that AI systems are developed, deployed, and managed responsibly. Governance shall emphasize compliance with applicable and emerging AI laws and regulations (e.g., the EU AI Act), while also addressing ethical considerations, risk management, and transparency. Based on the above principles, OpenChain has developed an AI SBOM Self-Certification program to help organizations reduce AI-related risks from an implementation perspective. This approach aligns with and supports the implementation of ISO/IEC 42001.

Speakers:

Meixia Wang: Linux Foundation, Executive Director of Open Chain Project

Mary Wang is the Executive Director of the OpenChain Foundation, part of the Linux Foundation.

Prior to this role, she served as Director of the Open Source Ecosystem at Volvo Cars, where she led key initiatives including launching open source projects, building the supporting infrastructure for an open source ecosystem, and establishing the company’s Open Source Program Office (OSPO).

Before joining Volvo Cars, Mary spent nine years at Ericsson. During that time, she worked as a DevOps engineer, developing and implementing CI/CD pipelines, and later as a Technical Product Manager (TPM), taking end-to-end ownership of products.