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12.3 Key takeaways ........................................................................................................... 76
12.4 Agentic Al identity management ............................................................................ 77
12.5 Interplay of Al and cybersecurity: The good, the bad, and the ugly .................. 78
12.6 Next steps .................................................................................................................. 79
13 Empowering innovative and intelligent solutions at the edge (edge AI) ���������������������� 82
13.1 What is edge AI and why is it becoming important ............................................. 82
13.2 Where is edge AI needed? ...................................................................................... 83
13.3 Edge AI hardware ..................................................................................................... 83
13.4 Edge AI use case implementations ........................................................................ 84
13.5 Key takeaways ........................................................................................................... 88
14 Navigating the intersect of AI, environment and energy for a sustainable future ������� 89
14.1 Understanding AI's environmental impact ............................................................ 89
14.2 Innovations in environmentally efficient AI ........................................................... 92
14.3 AI-driven environmental sustainability across industries .................................... 94
14.4 Standards, policies and regulations for sustainable AI and environment ......... 96
15 Future Networked Car Symposium 2025 ��������������������������������������������������������������������������� 98
15.1 How AI can improve mobility for a better future ................................................. 98
15.2 The revolution of AI automotive systems infrastructure ..................................... 98
15.3 AI automotive applications ethics and their human elements ............................ 98
15.4 MoU between ITU and SAE ..................................................................................... 99
15.5 The role of standards in shaping autonomous mobility ...................................... 99
16 AI readiness workshop �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������101
16.1 Introduction ............................................................................................................101
16.2 Pilot AI readiness plugfest presentation and partner sharing .......................... 101
16.3 Outcomes ................................................................................................................102
17 AI for agriculture – shaping standards for smart food systems �������������������������������������103
17.1 Dialogue on digital agriculture roadmap ............................................................ 103
17.2 Demo: Project Resilience .......................................................................................104
17.3 Farming the future – Laying the groundwork for scalable AI ............................ 104
17.4 Key outcomes ..........................................................................................................105
18 Women leaders in AI and standards ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������106
Part 3: Future AI standards for frontier technologies �������������������������������������������������������������108
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