| Tue 2023-06-20 | |
| 10:00-12:00 | AI PTF session 1 |
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- Times are listed in the EDT time zone (UTC-4) since the in-person meeting is in Florida.
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AGENDA
Some of the items below are placeholders without specific times -- please contact [email protected] to confirm, ask for a specific time slot, or add a new topic.
10:00-11:00- Welcome and introductions
- Summary of Q1 meeting on March 21
- CO-CHAIR NOMINATIONS AND ELECTION -- May revisit at end of day if needed
- Update on AI taxonomy work (especially work of IEEE P3123 WG)
- Summary only -- we can devote more time to it in the afternoon is desired
- Report by Arnaud Billion and Karl Gosejacob on legal aspects of AI
- Karl: "I am committed to present some slides for 10-15 min based on my conversation with Arnaud on March 21, 2023; I will also touch on some related issues, such as standard essential patents.
- Related to this, mention of open ballot for IEEE P2840 , "Standard for Responsible AI Licensing", see https://development.standards.ieee.org/...
11:00-12:00
- Presentation by Xephor (AI platform using CORBA) by Isabell Kunst
12:00--13:00 Lunch break
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| 13:00-17:00 | AI PTF session 2 |
| 1:00-1:30
- Report on the Big Data & AI Expo (May 17-18) by Claude Baudoin
1:30-2:00
- Responsible Computing Consortium -- Generative AI Tiger Team (GAITT) -- (Vasu)Cheranellore Vasudevan, IBM, and Michael Linehan, IIC
- Presentation of initiative and questions for a white paper in progress
2:00-- (until agenda is exhausted, or 5:00, whichever is earlier. Short break at 2:30).
- More detailed presentation of the IEEE P3123 terminology if desired by attendees
- Discussion about the impact and regulations of generative AI (including traceability of generated information, legal responsibility for the output, etc.)
- Standards vs. regulation of AI?
- Fred Cummins: short presentation
- Future of the AI PTF -- roadmap, recruitment, etc.
- Getting traction for an RFP (on what?)
- Topics for the September meeting:
- Update from the German Federation of Industries (BDI) on the draft EU AI Act -- Polina Khubbeeva
- Update by Milos Drobnjakovic on the machine learning ontology work at NIST
- Recruiting more speakers
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| Thu 2023-06-22 | |
| 09:00-12:00 | AI PTF to Ontology PSIG |
| AI PTF members are encouraged to attend the Ontology PSIG, as knowledge representations are key to supporting AI applications.
Meeting in room hosted by: OntologyPSIG
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