Responsible Artificial Intelligence Certification

In a competitive environment, organizations face the challenge of connecting with their stakeholders and communicating clearly and transparently the value of their strategies, aligning them with the expectations and concerns of customers and users. Only in this way can strategic efforts be made profitable, translating them into relevant messages that generate trust and strengthen the relationship with the target audience.

In this context, the widespread adoption by all types of organisations of Artificial Intelligence as an ally in all their processes entails challenges that require communicating to stakeholders the responsible and transparent use made of this tool. And to do so publicly and consistently through AENOR.

In response to this need, AENOR is launching a series of comprehensive solutions that meet this need, including the "Commitment to Responsible AI" certification , which is carried out in accordance with the AENOR EP 40201:2025 Private Specification Organisations Committed to the responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) and with which the organisations that apply it communicate and position themselves in a position such a challenging environment.

All this based on a decalogue of previously defined and customizable commitments and facilitating  subsequent access to other certification levels based on regulations such as ISO/IEC 42001 on AI Management or ISO/IEC 24368 on Use Ethics of AI.

It is applicable to all types of companies and public entities, being especially valuable for consumer-oriented (B2C/B2B2C) ones, as it strengthens trust, differentiation and responsible leadership.

The "Commitment to Responsible AI"   certification facilitates the establishment of a governance and risk reduction framework, a previous step aligned with standards such as ISO/IEC 42001, and supports the cultural change necessary for its adoption.

This AI certification includes mandatory and voluntary commitments that each organization can define based on its strategy, risks, and uses of artificial intelligence. This establishes a flexible and progressive framework that strengthens public trust and prepares entities to comply with the European Regulation on Artificial Intelligence and Spanish legislation. Thus, the AENOR seal not only recognises good practices, but also promotes a model of responsibility and transparency in the management of AI.