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About ISO 42105 Revision Checker
A reference and a document set for the people who have to make human oversight of AI systems real before the standard lands.
The Art of Service
The Art of Service Pty Ltd publishes reference products for compliance, governance and technology teams. The company is based in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. The products are written and published by Gerard Blokdyk.
- Legal name
- The Art of Service Pty Ltd
- Location
- Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
- Contact
- support@theartofservice.com
- Author
- Gerard Blokdyk
- Web
- theartofservice.com
The gap this fills
A governance lead reading the ISO record can see the stage and the abstract. They cannot see the body, and they cannot see how the guidance maps to the controls they already run. The gap between "a draft exists" and "here is what my operator must be able to do" is where this site sits.
The register states the held controls in our words, cites each one and names the evidence. The free check places an organization against the public scope. The kit turns the register into a working file. The watch sends the stage change. None of it claims to be the standard, a certificate or legal advice.
Not affiliated, not endorsed
This site is not affiliated with, endorsed by or approved by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), the European Union, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), or any national standards body. ISO and IEC have not endorsed this site or approved it. The names and designations are used to identify the documents the site reads, and the official text is linked on every page so the reader can check it.
The requirement text on this site is our statement of the cited clause in our own words. It is not a reproduction of the licensed text. The FDIS body is not public and is not quoted.
Tell us what is wrong
If a citation, a date or an evidence line is wrong, write to support@theartofservice.com with the page and the line. A correction is published in the changelog and the record hash changes. The same address handles a missing kit file, an invoice and a refund request.