[SystemSafety] AI in self-driving cars? What are they thinking?

[Peter Bernard Ladkin]

 From a notification just sent out by the IEC, the electrotechnology standards organisation.

[begin quote]
we are pleased to announce that a conference on building trust in artificial intelligence (AI) will 
be held in Geneva, Switzerland on 16 and 17 May 2022. .... this conference will feature keynote 
speakers and interactive discussion on use cases. It will offer an opportunity for key stakeholders, 
AI enthusiasts and the interested public to engage in a dialogue and to contribute to how the 
interplay between legislation, standardization and conformity assessment can build trust in AI.
[end quote]

What if AI, as it now is, is untrustworthy? Then "the interplay between legislation, standardization 
and conformity assessment" will be chasing a chimera, won't it?

PBL

Prof. i.R. Dr. Peter Bernard Ladkin, Bielefeld, Germany
Tel+msg +49 (0)521 880 7319  www.rvs-bi.de




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