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Proposer: Sean Mcilroy | Director of Programs | @seanmcilroy29
Abstract: Applying ISO SCI 1.0 Specifications in Generative AI Workloads
Why: In the dynamic landscape of the insurance industry, companies are increasingly leveraging generative AI to enhance customer service, streamline claims processing, and develop predictive models for risk assessment. However, the deployment of these AI models comes with significant energy and carbon costs, raising concerns about their environmental impact and operational efficiency. The ISO SCI 1.0 standard offers a framework to address these challenges by providing guidelines for sustainable computing. This use case aims to demonstrate the practical implementation of the ISO SCI 1.0 standard in a high-stakes, real-world scenario within the insurance sector.
Audience: Software Engineers, Heads of Technology
Timeline: October 2024
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Author: Trustwise Other contributors: @Green-Software-Foundation/sci-contributors Article Link: Graphics Link: Published Link:
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Waiting for Asim and Sean to approve the Trustwise case study.
I reviewed the study, and they do share the SCI scores, their approach, and assumptions.
However, I noticed that the manifest file showing the actual calculation seems to be missing (unless pages 14-16 cover this in a different format). Also, I'm unclear if page 18 shows the SCI score post-implementation of changes.
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Proposer: Sean Mcilroy | Director of Programs | @seanmcilroy29
Abstract: Applying ISO SCI 1.0 Specifications in Generative AI Workloads
Why: In the dynamic landscape of the insurance industry, companies are increasingly leveraging generative AI to enhance customer service, streamline claims processing, and develop predictive models for risk assessment. However, the deployment of these AI models comes with significant energy and carbon costs, raising concerns about their environmental impact and operational efficiency. The ISO SCI 1.0 standard offers a framework to address these challenges by providing guidelines for sustainable computing. This use case aims to demonstrate the practical implementation of the ISO SCI 1.0 standard in a high-stakes, real-world scenario within the insurance sector.
Audience: Software Engineers, Heads of Technology
Timeline: October 2024
Important Information
To be filled out later
Author: Trustwise
Other contributors: @Green-Software-Foundation/sci-contributors
Article Link:
Graphics Link:
Published Link:
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: