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• tbd + Circle news in Money 20/20
• LFMS news: Wenjing's presentation, Drummond's presentation, ToIP panel: Judith, Drummond, Kyle, Wenjing Wenjing Chu Judith Fleenor Kyle Robinson Drummond Reed 
• In LFMS this week, a workshop was held on Oct 25 in the definition of open-source license for AI systems. https://bit.ly/OSI-ATO-23?r=qr
• Zoom's AI Companion. 
• Review Savita Farooqui screenshot example.
  • We had a discussion on the screenshot below and the AI companion in relation to TOIP. Since TOIP is open anyone can query information from all meetings. It may not apply to other organizations, depending on their policies. It is useful but one should verify. It is beneficial if you know what you are looking for per Steven Milstein . It is a long topic which deserves an hour's discussion. Wenjing Chu . MS Co-pilot is the ultimate that knows everything, calendar, email, chat, and team meetings are the opposite end of the spectrum. Per Steven Milstein . The output transcript needs human cleansing. Savita Farooqui looking at how we could use open-source models. 

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Final review of RFC response to US Copyright Office. DRAFT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Fz7JzPghIEjPdYpWECHvhnFR6p71Ywn1CptLsxLT6Wo/edit

In the last meeting we agreed to - 

• Nicky Hickman Chi Hwa Tang 
• Open discussion: Ideas on defining such properties
• Wenjing Chu : How do you tell the difference between AI and a person? Identify which person. Produce a white paper on a survey.  Steven Milstein For the next generation of AI we should be able to say it is verified and is accurate and authentic. Savita Farooqui needs to respect privacy.  We need to balance the privacy trust. Neil Thomson : We must provide provenance to verify credibility while providing the data set. 

• Future topic (Probably next time): Worldcoin review of this white paper.

Not addressed in this meeting - future topics