Artificial Intelligence PTF Agenda

OMG Technical Meeting
San Francisco, CA

2025-12-08 to 2025-12-12
Timezone: PST (UTC-0800)

Up to date agenda can be found at: https://omg.org/events/2025q4/agendas/ArtificialIntelligencePTFCalendar.html

Mon 2025-12-08
09:15-12:00 AI Platform Task Force
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Important notes
  • Times are listed in US Pacific Standard Time (PST, UTC-8) since the in-person meeting is in San Francisco
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The meeting is being planned on two successive mornings (Pacific time), plus an overflow slot in the late morning on Wednesday, in order to allow remote participation by people from Europe.
 
The start times were chosen to allow members to attend sessions scheduled earlier in the morning (new member welcome on Monday, cross-consortia welcome and keynote on Tuesday).

AGENDA
 
Workshop/Joint meeting on AI risk assessment and management 
 
9:15-9:25  Welcome and introduction -- Objectives

9:25-9:35  AI risks and limitations of current frameworks (e.g., NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001, IEEE 3396, etc.) -- Claude Baudoin
 
9:35-9:45  Challenges posed by the EU AI Act -- Isabell Kunst
 
9:45-10:00  Evolving AI and Dataset support in SPDX 3.1 -- Bob Martin, MITRE 
 
10:00-10:15  Structured Assurance Case Metamodel (SACM) 2.4 -- Bob Martin, MITRE
 
10:15-10:30  Cloud Security Alliance AI Controls Matrix -- Daniele Catteddu, Cloud Security Alliance
 
10:30-10:45  Break
 
10:45-11:00  European standards activities -- Christian Grafenauer (CEN/CENELEC)
 
11:00-11:15  Toward a global AI security information container -- Tony Rutkowski, Center for Internet Security
 
11:15-11:30  Overview of the NIST AI Risk Management Framework -- Ms. I'niah Clark, Esq. Bae Inc.
 
11:30-11:45  IEEE-SA P3396 ("Recommended Practice for Defining and Evaluating AI Risk, Safety, Trustworthiness, and Responsibility") -- Mark Underwood, IEEE Standards Association
 
The following topics have not been confirmed, and there is currently no time left to discuss them during this session, but they could be rescheduled for the Tuesday or Wednesday sessions if needed: 
  • (potential) SPECTRA applicability -- Nick Mansourov, KDM Analytics
  • (potential) ISO 42001 -- speaker t.b.d 
11:45-12:00  Discussion of a potential roadmap toward a standard for AI risk assessment (perhaps a rating matrix or a decision tree)
  • Form a working group? Write a discussion paper? Issue an RFI? Issue an RFP?
  • Plan a more comprehensive working session during the Q1 meeting? 
Tue 2025-12-09
09:00-10:00 Digital Twin Consortium Keynote on Power for AI Infrastructure
"Power for AI Infrastructure: Where do Small Nuclear Reactors (SMRs) Fit In?" --  Adam Drobot, Chairman of the Board, OpenTechWorks

  • Powering AI Factories, Hyperscalar Facilities, and satisfying the needs for other Applications - an inelastic demand curve
  • Requirements and characteristics for powering our new Computing Infrastructure (Technical, Operational, Economic and Regulatory)
  • The state of SMRs and of alternate power sources - the shape of the supply curve
  • Where do SMRs fit in
  • Why Digital Twins are an essential part of planning and operating the new Computing Infrastructure.
10:15-12:00 AI Platform Task Force (continued)
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10:15-10:20 Welcome, introductions for members not present on Monday
 
10:20-11:20 Portability and Interoperability of Neural Networks: overview of initial submissions (exact duration and order of presentations to be confirmed):
 
  • SNC/Xephor submission (Konstantin Oppl, Jeff Smith)
  • Collins RTX submission (Jess Irwin) 
  • Motions to extend dates if needed 

11:20-11:40  Proposal for a template to assess AI riak -- Pawel Mielniczek (Get Compliant)
 
11:40-12:00 Other topics (may be moved to a Wednesday morning overflow session if needed)
  • Status and call for contributions to the AI Monetization discussion paper
  • Status update on the IEEE P3123 project (AI terminology)
  • Report on the "Put Data First" conference on Oct. 28-29 
  • Any other business, plan for Q1 meeting
Wed 2025-12-10
08:30-11:00 Joint OMG/DTC/AREA AI Working Group and Keynote
8:30-10:00  AI Cross-Consortia Working Group Workshop
10:00-10:15  Break
10:15-11:00  Keynote: Advances in AI and Multi-Agent Systems
11:00-12:00 AI PTF Overflow time slot
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We *may* need an additional session to address all the agenda topics that may not fit on Monday or Tuesday (see above). This timing is to avoid conflicting with the Joint AI Working Group session hostedby the Digital Twin Consortium, and the ensuing keynote (see above), which AI PTF members may want to attend.

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