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AGENDA
These are placeholders. More precise timing will be added later.
The meeting starts at 9:15 due to the introduction to new members from 8 to 9.
9:15-9:30 Welcome and Introductions - Update in the AI BOM module in SPDX 3.1 -- Bob Martin
- NIST RFIs on AI standards
- Analysis of responses to 2019 NIST RFI -- Isabell Kunst (30+15min)
- Response to the 2025 NIST RFI -- Claude Baudoin (15+15)min.)
- Summary of Stanford AI Report 2025 -- Isabell Kunst
- Review (and approve, if complete?) the AI monetization paper
- Issue a clarification memo about the PINN RFP
- Relationship with NNEF and ONNX -- submitters need to discuss compatibility and differences
- Ontology standards references -- RFP mentions DOL, but other OMG and non-OMG standards are relevant
- ideas about the future evolution of PINN -- Konstantin Oppl (15 min.)
- AI Risk and Trustworthiness
- (title t.b.d.) -- Zahir Ismail (Loughborough University)
- An AI Trustworthiness Scale? -- Claude Baudoin
- Discussion -- is there a standard about this in our future?
- Early planning for Q3 meeting
- Matthew Moore (Moore Reliability), based in London, may want to talk, in person on remotely, about the need for regulations concerning sensors used for AI-based predictive maintenance.
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