Re: calls, agendas summaries, audiofiles to wiki pls?

Paola, I defer to Carl to announce the logistics for our next televideo 
conference on Tuesday, March 10.  However, I posted a link at 
https://www.w3.org/community/aikr/wiki/Main_Page#CALLS It points to the 
shell draft plan that will provide the focal point for our discussion.

Anyone who'd like to participate in collaboratively editing and 
commenting on it should address a request for an invitation to Chris 
Fox's to gain access to his StratNavApp <https://www.stratnavapp.com/>.

 From my perspective, this article 
<https://www.datainnovation.org/2020/03/initial-lessons-learned-from-piloting-the-eus-ai-ethics-assessment-list/> 
-- entitled "Initial Lessons Learned From Piloting the EU’s AI Ethics 
Assessment List" -- is a requirements statement for StratML.  See these 
assertions:

    A better alternative to explainability is algorithmic
    accountability—the principle that an algorithmic system should
    employ a variety of controls to ensure the operator can verify
    algorithms work in accordance with its intentions and identify and
    rectify harmful outcomes.

Intentions should be documented in an open, standard, machine-readable 
format like StratML Part 1, Strategic Plans (ISO 17469-1) and outcomes 
should be reported in a format like StratML Part 2, Performance Plans 
and Reports.

    If the goal of transparency is to increase trust by providing
    sufficient information, this can better be achieved by presenting
    users with a clear description of the data the algorithm uses and a
    basic explanation of how it makes decisions.

Such "descriptions" should be rendered as value chains in open, 
standard, machine-readable format, like StratML Part 2.  Value chains 
are comprised of: Inputs, Input Processing, Outputs, Output Processing, 
and Outcomes.  Outputs and Outcomes should be reported to stakeholders.  
Due to the complexity and speed of AI agents, AI agencies will be needed 
to help human beings keep track of them. Such agencies should leverage 
the StratML standard and quarantine agents whose behavior and impacts 
cannot be monitored, tracked, and controlled by stakeholders.  (The same 
is essentially true of the credibility of Web content in general but we 
may have a better chance of ignoring it without being adversely affected.)

The article prompted me to convert these two plans to StratML format:

     DARPA XAI - https://stratml.us/carmel/iso/XAIwStyle.xml

     IBM 360 - https://stratml.us/carmel/iso/IAIEwStyle.xml

Owen

On 3/2/2020 5:58 AM, Paola Di Maio wrote:
> Dear all,
> thanks a lot for contributing interesting work -
>
> have seen several  emails relating to the calls, stratml, stratnave, 
> and an audiofile
> (which was not attached/linked in the email mentioning it)
>
> May I request you great people doing great work  enter the essence of 
> what is going on
> so that we can take a look and grasp at a glance what we should do next?
> I can of course pull up all the relevant emails from inbox but there 
> is a change I may miss something
> Please keep the wiki updated!!!
> Thanks a lot!!!
>
> PDM