Sophia Antipolis, France ETSI Artificial Intelligence Conference - How Standardization is Shaping the Future of AI will take place physically on 10-12 February 2025, in ETSI, Sophia Antipolis, France.
Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning (AI/ML) and related technologies continue to be at the forefront of research, industrial and business developments and have become the key enablers for new and innovative products and services that are transforming business and society.
Europe, as with many other nations and regions is currently developing the required policies and legislations to ensure the deployment of artificial intelligence according to relevant values and fundamental rights.
The complex standards and regulatory landscape is shifting rapidly, the technologies are developing exponentially, and businesses are attempting to integrate AI into services and products. Now more than ever clarity is needed! It is time to engage into standardization to lay the groundworks of an AI future full of opportunities.
The ETSI AI Conference has been designed to provide attendees with the unique opportunity to exchange with AI subject-experts and learn about the state of the art work that is being done in AI-related standardization, regulation and service deployments.
Attending this face-to-face event will provide exclusive insights into the most relevant applications of AI, the related challenges and key enablers that need to be put in place to ensure the deployment of ‘trustworthy’ AI-enabled products and services. Attendees will furthermore learn about current and future opportunities to contribute to standardization, actively shaping the future of the technology.
Register now! The event is open to all upon mandatory registration.
Call for demos and/or posters:
The Programme Commitee is calling for demos and posters. Check the submission process and topics in the related tab and submit your proposal by 8 November 2024.
Researchers, industry experts and other stakeholders are invited to submit proposals for demos and posters relating to AI/ML topics. The submissions are expected to provide information on latest advances in the field of AI/ML being applied to networks, digital systems and vertical sector applications.
NOTE: Particular attention will be given to proposals that refer to ETSI, 3GPP, oneM2M activities.
The Programme Committee is calling for demos and posters on the following topics:
- Latest technological advancements in the field of AI/ML applied to Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and digital systems;
- Disruptive technology trends and future applications of AI/ML;
- Industrial usage of AI/ML components in ICT systems including but not limited to wireless communications;
- Advances on Cybersecurity for AI/ML and related current / future activities in ETSI;
- Use of AI/ML for improved sustainability and ensuring AI/ML is sustainable;
- AI/ML in the context of societal challenges;
- Regulation activities related to AI/ML (e.g., related to EU AI Act, AI/ML in the machinery regulation, etc.);
- Approaches for test, validation and conformity assessment of AI/ML requirements;
- Initiatives to support Standardization activities related to AI/ML;
- AI/ML test-beds and trials.
Submission Guidelines:
- Call for Demos: Should you wish to submit a demonstration proposal, please complete this demo submission form (incl. abstract)
- Call for Posters: Should you wish to submit a poster proposal, please complete this poster submission form (incl. abstract)
- Please submit one form per demo and/or poster proposals.
Submission Deadline: 8 November 2024
Selected demos and posters will be set up adjacent to the networking area and will be visited during the networking coffee and lunch breaks (physical presence of demos' and posters' representative(s) at the event in ETSI premises is required to support this).
- Markus Mueck, Programme Commitee Chair, ETSI OCG-AI Chair, ETSI Board Chair, Intel Deutschland GmbH
- David Boswarthick, Director Strategy and Innovation, ETSI
- Scott Cadzow, ETSI TC SAI Chair, Cadzow Communications
- Ray Forbes, ETSI OCG-AI Vice Chair, ETSI ISG ENI Chair, Huawei
- Jochen Friedrich, ETSI Board Member, IBM Europe
- François Ortolan, ETSI Board Member, ETSI OCG-AI Vice Chair, NEC Europe Ltd
- Helene Schmidt, ETSI OCG-AI Support Coordinator, ETSI
Venue:
ETSI Headquarters
650 Route des Lucioles
06560 Valbonne - Sophia Antipolis
FRANCE
Tel: +33 4 92 94 42 00
Information on venue, travel, visa, local accommodation is available at www.etsi.org/events/find-us