“Even so, I do find them useful as a starting point for writing White Papers and PowerPoint slides or procedural documents at the paragraph-level, for internal distribution. “
I do the same. It’s useful now, even though not perfect, and AI is only going to get better and that will happen rapidly. Physicians have used AI (expert systems) in their offices for many years as a tool to help them diagnose a problem more accurately and will greater speed. It’s a tool to speed productivity, and that’s how I use it today. Ralph From: Douglas Powell <doug...@gmail.com> Sent: Monday, October 9, 2023 4:30 PM To: EMC-PSTC@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG Subject: Re: [PSES] AI & Regulatory Compliance I've done some playing around with ChatGPT, Claude.AI, Perplexity.AI, BIng Chatbot, and a few others. My first test was to see if these Large Language Models (LLM) could accurately answer questions where I feel I have good expertise, such as "How do I select a complete list of safety-critical components using UL XYZ?" or "Write a comprehensive Test Protocol for a ____ kitchen appliance using IEC 60335-*X-X." For the most part they failed in several points when the questions got just a little technical. Sometimes, I would challenge the AI on answers it gave, and occasionally it would backpedal. Even so, I do find them useful as a starting point for writing White Papers and PowerPoint slides or procedural documents at the paragraph-level, for internal distribution. Try prompting an AI to generate 20 PowerPoint slides for basic Risk Assessment Training using ISO 31000. In every case however, I only use AI to do the initial grunt work and then personally edit everything for accuracy. So far, my favorite is Perplexity.AI because it gives attribution of sources for all its answers, second place is possibly Claude.AI. And been using QuillBot.AI to check grammar and paraphrase complex paragraphs. But when it comes to life-safety issues, I will always be very careful and check the work. Incidentally, I've tried a few fun things as a lunchtime diversion. I'll prompt the AI with something like: "Entropy simply isn’t what it used to be." or "Schrödinger’s cat walks into a bar. And doesn’t." And of course the AI never gets the joke. -Doug Douglas E Powell Laporte, Colorado, USA <https://www.linkedin.com/in/coloradocomplianceguy/> LinkedIn (UTC-06:00, US-MDT) On Fri, Oct 6, 2023 at 3:59 PM Regan Arndt <reganar...@gmail.com <mailto:reganar...@gmail.com> > wrote: Greetings fellow members, Our industry will not be immune to this new era of AI technology and want to bring up this topic again to obtain some more insight from the forum into: "How do you think AI will play a future role in our Regulatory compliance world?" I can see some real benefits to this when applying it to a risk assessment, EMC redesign including change out of critical components, & possibly to help support engineering judgments in lieu of testing (i.e. temperature modeling), etc.…though I think we would have to include the usage of AI as one of the potential risks in the risk assessment. lol UL touched base on this topic during their UL Innovations summit held in Fremont, CA yesterday. I know there is the ISO/IEC DTR 5469 in development, but this appears, I believe, to only address functional safety of the AI systems in question, and not addressing AI in normal compliance assessments for products under the category of laboratory, IT, audio, etc. Also, is there someone out there that will be speaking to this during the 2024 ISPCE in Chicago next May? Perhaps there should be an IEEE PSES technical committee created for this? Side note: Nordcloud puts out a good summary blog on this: <https://nordcloud.com/blog/how-ai-can-help-you-obtain-regulatory-compliance/> https://nordcloud.com/blog/how-ai-can-help-you-obtain-regulatory-compliance/ There are other AI blogs out there in the ether but more tuned for the financial sector and other industries…. Looking forward to the discussion. P.S. I am now the Chair for the IEEE PSES Risk assessment technical committee and am looking for any volunteers to join our group. This topic will be one to discuss soon within our group. Please email me at <mailto:regan.ar...@ieee.org> regan.ar...@ieee.org or <mailto:reganar...@gmail.com> reganar...@gmail.com if you are interested in joining. Cheers! Regan Arndt _____ This message is from the IEEE Product Safety Engineering Society emc-pstc discussion list. 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