11 Jun 2024 - AI Readiness Meeting Agenda

[ColinEberhardt]

Date

11 Jun 2024

Zoom details

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Agenda and minutes

• The core team shared a WIP governance framework, based on a 'classic' RAG architecture
• There were questions around how this could be shared and collaborated on
• At the moment technology is our limiting factor, rather than a lack of desire to collaborate
• After further discussion the SIG attendees agreed that a private repo would allow a suitable near real-time collaboration.
• There were discussions around where regulations fit into this framework
• It was noted that some of this is covered in our FAQ, e.g. https://github.com/finos/ai-readiness?tab=readme-ov-file#will-this-framework-address-the-eu-ai-act
• It was generally acknowledged that regulations haven't caught up with AI
• It was also noted that we should take care in ensuring we meet non-AI specific regulations
• There was a brief discussion around whether cloud providers can help by implement some of these controls?
• There were discussions around the Core Team, and how to join. Any person, or organisation, who is able to commit to a few hours of effort each week to actively help build this framework is very welcome to join the Core Team.

[Neetuj]

Joined late so did not get to ask. I will like to understand who the intended audience are for AI readiness effort, what segment, personas are we targeting?