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Current Challenges of AI Standardisation in the Digitising Industry

Ovidiu Vermesan, Marcello Coppola, Reiner John, Cristina De Luca, Roy Bahr, Giulio Urlini

Abstract: The digital transformation of industrial sectors is highly dynamic, and stan- dardisation plays an essential role in achieving the objectives set for this transformation. In this context, AI standardisation efforts and industry AI efforts are intertwined. Industrial AI applications rely on standardisation to build and sustain trust in industrial AI. Conversely, standardisation relies on industrial AI applications to play an important role in forming emerging AI standards. Although the challenges involved differ from those of similar processes in the consumer market, AI standardisation a lever for the indus- try’s digitalisation journey. This article provides an overview of the role of AI standardisation in digitising industry and the related objectives, while presenting several requirements and challenges impacting standardisation. Furthermore, it summarises the AI standards landscape and activities within Standards Development Organisations (SDOs), outlines industrial stakehold- ers’ approaches, and provides recommendations for an AI standardisation roadmap (in which the industry should focus on AI standards work). Its con- cluding remarks relate to AI standardisation activities, priorities in industrial environments, and certification efforts to conceptualise new approaches to conformance and acceptance criteria.


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Acknowledgement

ArchitectECA2030 has been accepted for funding within (ECSEL JU) in collaboration with the European Union’s H2020 Framework Programs under grant agreement No 877539.

The project will receive an ECSEL JU funding up to 4 M€ completed with national budgets from national funding authorities in Germany, Netherlands, Czech Republic, Austria and Norway.  

Project Facts

Short Name: ArchitectECA2030

Full Name: Trustable architectures with acceptable residual risk for the electric, connected and automated cars

Duration:  01/07/2020- 30/06/2023

Total Costs: ~ € 13,6 Mio.

Consortium: 20 partners from 8 countries

Coordinator: Infineon Technologies AG

Funding

 

Horizon 2020
Horizon 2020

 

    

National Funding

National Funding

 


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