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DNV offers third-party certification of AI management systems to ISO/IEC 42001 plus an AI vendor capability assessment delivered as an independent third-party audit of an organisation's ability to develop and operate trustworthy AI and data-driven solutions. Neither page names an accreditation body for the AI scheme.
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Show me the topic-by-topic findings structure of an AI vendor capability assessment and how it differs from an ISO/IEC 42001 certification audit.
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DNV describes third-party certification of an AI management system based on ISO/IEC 42001, supported by an eight-step guide and a self-assessment tool, and positions itself as a certification body for management systems.
Limit: No accreditation body is named for the ISO/IEC 42001 scheme on this page and certificate scope wording is not shown.
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DNV states its AI vendor capability assessment is an independent third-party audit assessing capability to develop, deliver and operate trustworthy AI/ML and data-driven solutions across topics including governance, organisation and people, and processes.
Limit: The page says it covers 'eight key topics' while listing fewer; it is an assessment of organisational capability, not of a specific model's performance.
Listing does not imply partnership, supplier status, a working DutyGraph integration, or a compliance certification.
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