IEEE P3514™, Recommended Practice for Levels of Artificial Intelligence Capabilities for AI Entities and Applications
IEEE Standards Association (IEEE SA) extends an invitation for your participation in the Working Group for IEEE P3514™, Recommended Practice for Levels of Artificial Intelligence Capabilities for AI Entities and Applications.
Why Get Involved
This recommended practice defines levels of capabilities of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The capability levels can be used to classify AI entities after benchmarking and evaluation. Evaluation criteria and specific benchmarks are provided for common capabilities per typical application scenarios/domains (e.g., AI used in a personal computer, in a mobile phone, or by robots).
Contact Details
IEEE P3514™ Working Group Chair: Name: Dong Sun Email: dsun@ieee.org
IEEE SA Program Manager: Christy Bahn Email: c.bahn@ieee.org
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