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After two years of remote meetings, the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) started up the engines of in-person engagement and brought more than 300 people to Vienna, Austria. A welcome change for many, the IETF still had more than three times the number of remote attendees as those in the rooms in Vienna. Even so, a clear feeling of friendliness and renewed eagerness seemed to fill the rooms of IETF 113.
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They say that good things come to those who wait. It’s been 24 years since the IETF met in-person in Australia and attendees were treated to warm weather and amazing hospitality. Attendees who flew to Brisbane from the northern hemisphere got an odd treat.
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Emily Taylor discusses the impact of the new EU AI Act with Mariella Frostrup including the interplay between the regulation and technical standards. In their paper ‘Harmonising Standards’ for the Oxford Internet Institute Mark McFadden Kate Jones and Emily Taylor do a deep dive on the Act’s provisions relating to standards
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Emily Taylor speaks with Toby Milton's Inclusive Growth podcast
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Emily gives oral evidence on the Telecommunications (Security) Bill to the Parliamentary Public Bills Committee, discussing the strategic importance of technical standards, a holistic approach to the cybersecurity of critical infrastructure and the UK's 5G strategy.
