- From: Deborah Dahl <Dahl@conversational-Technologies.com>
- Date: Wed, 28 Aug 2024 11:37:08 -0400
- To: <public-voiceinteraction@w3.org>
Next call is September 11 https://www.w3.org/2024/08/28-voiceinteraction-minutes.html and below as text [1]W3C [1] https://www.w3.org/ - DRAFT - Voice Interaction 28 August 2024 [2]Agenda. [3]IRC log. [2] https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-voiceinteraction/2024Aug/0005.html [3] https://www.w3.org/2024/08/28-voiceinteraction-irc Attendees Present debbie, dirk, gerard Regrets - Chair debbie Scribe ddahl Contents 1. [4]Summary of action items Meeting minutes dirk: need to talk about different types of digital assistants and not everything applies to all of them gerard: personal assistant in the cloud is problematic debbie: we should actually say why personal assistants in the cloud are problematic debbie: there is the personal assistant that knows about you and doesn't represent a company dirk: we could point out that it would be good if it were not in the cloud debbie: enterprise assistant represents, e.g. your bank, your school, neighborhood association dirk: data is shared between you and the entity in a trust relationship . what about something like Siri or Google? Data is shared but there's no trust relationship, generic cloud-based assistant debbie: public assistant that you use, but don't share data, like a smart city assistant debbie: embedded personal assistant, like Mycroft dirk: it could share data with your bank, so there's a transition debbie: not completely clear-cut dirk: state these three types debbie: there could be some in-between cases debbie: what about IoT devices dirk: they would be like public assistants? . just authentication debbie: it just has to know that you're authorized to turn on the lights dirk: they might also start collecting patterns about how you use them? debbie: data could be gathered by the assistant or explicitly shared data . there's data that the assistant knows about you but you don't, for example, your bank balance or your grades . or medical dirk: there must be a taxonomy of private data types debbie: we should look up different types of assistants . we should wait to modify documents until we get more information about assistant types dirk: we should send this question to the mailing list ACTION: dirk to send question to the mailing list dirk: made changes to one drawing . tried to resketch one image debbie: in the diagram we have LLMs, that includes both foundation models and adapted models debbie: we should send some kind of announcement about the implementation at some point dirk: it can be used as a basis, but needs some tweaking (looking at GitHub issues) dirk: after 54, 55, and 56 we can go for 0.1 dirk: how to publish? source code, doxygen . should we share binaries? debbie: yes, that's pretty common dirk: doxygen is like javadoc but not language-specific . usually used for C++ code debbie: something higher level than doxygen? dirk: do we need interfaces document? debbie: generate and see what's missing dirk: the interfaces document should be updated to be in line with the current implementation ACTION: dirk to update issues with issues from today's discussion ACTION: debbie to check on issue 48 (license) Summary of action items 1. [5]dirk to send question to the mailing list 2. [6]dirk to update issues with issues from today's discussion 3. [7]debbie to check on issue 48 (license)
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