Authors

Evgeny Bryndin

Scientific Department, Research Center NATURE INFORMATIC, Novosibirsk, Russia & Expert of Russian Technical Committee for Standardization of Artificial Intelligence

Abstract

An intelligent digital approach to the transformation of international standardization is the integration of modern technologies and management methods in order to update and optimize standardization processes at the global level. The main components and benefits of this approach include the use of artificial intelligence, the automation of standardization processes, adaptive standards, cooperation and openness in standardization, and new opportunities for improving the efficiency, transparency, security, reliability, and flexibility of standards. The three components of confidentiality, integrity, and accessibility are considered as principles, security attributes, properties, fundamental aspects, information criteria, essential characteristics, or basic structural elements. Certification, cryptography, and cybersecurity are taken into account when standardizing security. Standardization concerns the implementation of complex artificial intelligence systems in various fields of human activity, such as transportation, medicine, education, construction, and others. To practically address the use of brain models with artificial consciousness and other intelligent systems, it is necessary to rely on their certification. Certification should be based on standards for the functional, ethical, and safe use of intelligent systems in various areas of life. Only certified systems should be accepted for use.

Keywords

intelligent digital approach process automation transformation of international

Citation of this Article

Evgeny Bryndin. (2026). AI Digital Transformation of International Standardization. Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies (JAIET). 3(2), 26-30. Article DOI: https://doi.org/10.47001/JAIET/2026.302003

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