AI Best Practices Group 9 Jan 2018 Action Minutes

Date

09 Jan 2018

Andrew Conkie, Mark Roberts, Jabe Wilson ,Chris Morris, Peter Henstock, David Ficenec, Terry Stouch, Ted Slater, Nick Lynch

Review the business case material
Add some compelling examples in key areas:
- Pitfalls
- Bread of literature
Consider impact & value of best practice on community
- Magnify the investment as a funder
  - Access to experienced people for a small investment in project
- Speed of delivery
- Time saved and risks of AI errors reduced
- Raise the base level of understanding
- Educational value more broadly
- Neutral party as Pistoia Alliance can recommend things
  - Could support requirements definition for tools and platforms with Life Science focus
  - Could review platforms and provide feedback
Pitfalls - See Mark's great mindmap in this folder
- What shall we take from this to add to business case?
- What could have been the cost/impact of these issues
- Any use cases to add to Business case
Literature - Jabe and colleagues started a search strategy
- Size of challenge exemplified by numbers of papers. Cannot do this alone
- What could be our search strategy to provide these insights to wider community

Best practices Business Case

Document Areas for AI Community
Best Practices Group Folder
Working Document
All to read Business case and document and make changes/additions
- Short compilation of pitfalls (and especially if there has been an impact or potential impact to data output or decision making)
  - Can we define any metrics
- Aim to show the business value a project that would address these issues
- Need good examples of value
- Phasing - what could be done in 6-9 months by end of 2018
- Who else to involve?
Mark to see how best to use Pitfall examples in the case
Jabe consider what summary from Literature review can make case
- Breadth of challenge highlighted
- How the project can use teams experience (& tools) to find good examples to build on
What would best practices look like: - Peter H
- How would this best practices look from the customer side?