On the 22nd and 23rd of April, BDVA/DAIRO organises its Activity Group (AG44) meeting. Our popular workshop series brings together BDVA/DAIRO members, Big Data Value portfolio projects and other relevant initiatives on data and Industrial AI. The two-day event focuses especially on data space reference architecture, standardisation and interoperability and Trustworthiness of Industrial AI.
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March 30th, 9:30 - 13:00(CET)
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Over 100 participants, 20 projects and other key stakeholders joined discussions at the 43rd Activity Group meeting organised by BDVA/DAIRO 18th and 19th of March. Seven different sessions were organised around the topics of multi-sided aspects of Data Platforms, assets to develop Data Spaces, Trustworthiness of Industrial AI and Standards/Interoperability allowing participants to pitch, network and collaborate.
BDVA/DAIRO announces the formation of a new sub-group under Task Force 7 focused on Security. Association's new sub-group aims to respond to the needs of security sector and the European Union's new security strategies by promoting a human-centric approach to AI.
Brand new website for the brand new event! The official website of Data Week 2021 will have the program, speakers and all the other announcements first. Visit the site here, bookmark it and stay updated!
In 2020 and taking into account the end of the 2014-2020 Multi Annual Financial Framework and the advent of the post 2020 European Commission’s programmes (i.e. Horizon Europe and Digital Europe), BDVA members decided to strengthen the Association by giving it a new mandate, a new name and by expanding its scope and breadth of activities. In 2021, BDVA thus becomes DAIRO.
On the 17th of February, BDVA/DAIRO held a workshop in the area of Trustworthiness for Industrial AI (see further details on the announcement of the workshop here). This online event gathered over 50 members of the community, including large companies, SME’s, researchers, technology providers and users, to discuss research and innovation needs, gaps, opportunities and challenges that Trustworthy AI sets to the industry across sectors. The workshop also focused on mapping concrete examples of critical, high-risk applications that will require trustworthiness conformity assessment.
