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ISO 42001 Alone Does Not Ensure EU AI Act Compliance
June 9, 2026
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Source: Mike Emenako
Organizations certified to ISO/IEC 42001may still face compliance gaps under the European Union AI Act when developing or placing high-risk AI systems on the European market.
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