FairNow Partners with Nemko Digital and Zertia for AI Governance
FairNow, Inc. has announced strategic partnerships with Nemko Digital and Zertia to enhance AI governance and compliance for enterprises worldwide, announced in a press release. These collaborations aim to simplify AI governance, risk management, and compliance, addressing the growing need for organizations to meet regulatory standards and build trust in AI systems.
The partnership with Nemko Digital combines FairNow's AI governance platform with Nemko's advisory and assurance expertise. This collaboration will guide organizations in adopting best practices for AI governance, allowing them to inventory AI applications, perform risk assessments, and ensure compliance efficiently.
In collaboration with Zertia, FairNow will integrate AI audit and certification into governance workflows. Zertia's expertise in AI compliance, particularly with ISO 42001 and the EU AI Act, complements FairNow's technology-driven compliance platform, enabling businesses to navigate evolving regulations with confidence.
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