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04:29:04 <ejfraser> meeting: Advisory Committee & Community Session
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04:29:51 <Zakim> please title this meeting ("meeting: ..."), ejfraser
04:30:00 <ejfraser> meeting: Advisory Committee & Community Session
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04:30:54 <koalie> agenda: https://www.w3.org/events/meetings/eb2ae838-ab05-41ca-9c41-58e60b07c3cd/
04:30:56 <koalie> present+ Coralie
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04:31:31 <ejfraser> Seth: We have a lot to cover, as you can see
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04:31:43 <ejfraser> ...ty all for being here at TPAC in Kobe, always amazing to see the work underway
04:31:56 <ejfraser> ...thank you all our sponsors
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04:32:29 <ejfraser> GoDaddy, NTT Docomo, Microsoft, AWS, Igalia, Cisco
04:32:57 <ejfraser> Seth: take a minute and remember Gregg Kellogg
04:33:25 <ejfraser> ...everyone will remember him as a passionate person who motivated others. We opened a remembrance book at the registration desk, so please sign and share some thoughts if you have some
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04:33:38 <ejfraser> ...François to talk about Strategy Initiative
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04:33:51 <ejfraser> François: if you follow previews link in current Process, back to 1999
04:33:58 <koalie> Topic: Introduction & Process 2025
04:33:58 <CharlesL> present+
04:34:06 <koalie> slideset: https://www.w3.org/2025/Talks/TPAC/fd-ac-process/
04:34:14 <ejfraser> ...Now, Process 2025, you've probably heard about it
04:34:14 <fajar> present+ fajar
04:34:15 <mt_hates_irc> is this like project 2025?
04:34:31 <koalie> s/is this like project 2025?//
04:34:31 <ejfraser> ...April 2025, call for review and published in August
04:35:03 <ejfraser> ...proposed rec stage after AC review, now takes place at direct snapshot stage
04:35:19 <ejfraser> ...simplification of the Process, that's the main change that the Process in 2025 brings
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04:35:42 <ejfraser> ...Character Refinement phase; formally "advance notice" review phase prior to AC review
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04:35:56 <ejfraser> ...Goal is to gather feedback as early as possible to avoid surprises too late
04:36:07 <ejfraser> ...So we want to catch that ASAP
04:36:31 <koalie> koalie has changed the topic to: https://www.w3.org/events/meetings/eb2ae838-ab05-41ca-9c41-58e60b07c3cd/
04:36:50 <ejfraser> ...a few other changes: clarification, time-to-time are substantive changes, and we will ask part of the AC who took the time to vote on the initial Charter to look at the changes
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04:37:29 <ejfraser> ...may have noticed some AB are in the room - prioritizing, updating, and redoing the Process in a way and coming to your WG this week having a number of discussions, plus a BO right after this on the Process to make it better for everyone
04:37:33 <ejfraser> ...I will leave it to PLH
04:37:43 <ejfraser> PLH: Hello everyone!
04:37:56 <koalie> Topic: Technical Strategy Initiative Task force
04:37:59 <ejfraser> ...I'm going to talk about how we navigate the future to keep moving forward
04:38:01 <kzms2> present+
04:38:04 <koalie> slideset: https://www.w3.org/2025/Talks/TPAC/technology-strategy/
04:38:05 <ejfraser> ...Web is constantly evolving
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04:38:15 <erisu> present+
04:38:21 <ejfraser> ...expanding more than ever, and changing and impacting society more widely
04:38:51 <ejfraser> ...We need to have a consistent way to navigate those evolutions
04:39:05 <ejfraser> ...this initiative is about how we decide, less about what we decide
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04:39:19 <ejfraser> ...How we can actually get to that
04:40:05 <ejfraser> ...By end of Q1 2026, provide guidance to W3C on how we address the changes and innovation, which innovation to ignore, and other issues people see that we need to investigate
04:40:19 <ejfraser> ...W3C are not the only contributors to the Web
04:40:22 <ejfraser> ...I went to the TAG and asked for help
04:40:24 <tantek-projector> present+ Tantek
04:40:38 <npdoty> I think as a standards community we did a surprisingly good job refraining from getting involved in "web3"
04:41:00 <ejfraser> ...I got a few of them to participate, please contact people on these slides on things to do
04:41:15 <ejfraser> PLH: criteria for new technology: first, within our scope
04:41:41 <ejfraser> ...How much of the global impact do you expect to have? If you're only going to affect your own country, it's a lot less likely we are going to be interested in looking at it
04:41:58 <ejfraser> ...How much community involvement do you have?
04:42:09 <ejfraser> ...How much does this align with our vision and principles?
04:42:42 <ejfraser> ...That's what we can use structurally to make decisions
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04:42:54 <ejfraser> ...Been seeing a lot of @@
04:43:02 <ejfraser> ...One other consideration is the ability to make changes to ideas proposed
04:43:18 <ejfraser> ...You have to work w the community as a whole and change your idea
04:43:42 <npdoty> "change control" -- do we use that phrase explicitly in W3C groups? IETF is insistent on mentioning it.
04:43:46 <ejfraser> ...Are we impacting society? TAG last week sent draft of societal impact consideration, which I see helping us make a decision on whether to work on something or not
04:44:04 <Jem> present+
04:44:04 <ejfraser> PLH: We do have current mechanisms
04:44:19 <ejfraser> ...Strategy for more than 10 years, we want people to come to us with ideas and foster them
04:44:28 <ejfraser> ...We favor early exploration, we don't exclude any ideas
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04:44:43 <ejfraser> ...If you come to me, I'll likely say for you to take it to a CG and ask what they think\
04:45:04 <ejfraser> ...CG have been a major pillar of us being able to allow the community to work together
04:45:37 <ejfraser> ...Another way we have is workshops; this year we organized two workshops, one virtual and one last month on Age-Based Restrictions on Content Access
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04:45:48 <ejfraser> ...also one coming up on Smart Voice Agents in 2026
04:45:52 <naomi> present+
04:46:00 <ejfraser> ...creating IG for quite a long time - one on media and entertainment that has been quite active
04:46:08 <ejfraser> ...proposal to create a Web and AI IG as well
04:46:35 <ejfraser> ...What you do not see at the bottom of the slide - Friday 2 pm Exploration IG meeting
04:47:01 <ejfraser> ...François already talked about Charter Refinement - if you click on these links, you will find the answer on how to navigate those things
04:47:17 <ejfraser> ...We need your input - what would you expect to see in Technological Strategy Report?
04:47:24 <ejfraser> ...What do we want to see and why?
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04:47:42 <ejfraser> ...How do we evaluate new technologies? If we are lacking principles, which ones? And how do we prioritize?
04:47:54 <ejfraser> ...Doing a BO tomorrow at 5 pm on Navigating the Future
04:48:12 <ejfraser> ...Timeline: hoping a draft report in front of the Community by January and March
04:48:15 <ejfraser> ...Ty
04:48:21 <ejfraser> Seth: ty François and PLH
04:48:30 <Dingwei> We have Exploration IG for exploring new ideas too...
04:48:31 <koalie> Topic: Update from October Age-restriction Workshop
04:48:32 <ejfraser> ...Tara talking about Oct 8 Age-Restriction Workshop
04:48:39 <koalie> slideset: https://www.w3.org/2025/Talks/TPAC/tw-age-workshop/
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04:48:45 <ejfraser> Tara: my pleasure to give you all an update on our recent workshop
04:48:54 <ejfraser> ...May come as no surprise why we wanted to have a workshop
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04:49:14 <ejfraser> ...lots of jurisdictions putting our lots of regulations on age-based restrictions on online content
04:49:26 <ejfraser> ...impact of technical architectures and users
04:49:42 <ejfraser> ...moving fast; so our question, what can we do in technical standards to help this situation?
04:50:05 <ejfraser> ...IAB on IETF side and W3C convened a workshop, joined forces to tackle the architectural problems of the space
04:50:23 <ejfraser> ...Did not expect a solution, but we did mostly have the goal of a better understanding of the space and a collaborative conversation
04:50:37 <ejfraser> ...Everyone introduced, hard questions
04:50:50 <ejfraser> ...Started with guiding principles around human rights and the internet and web architecture
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04:51:00 <ejfraser> ...Ethical Web Principles and Privacy Principles were used
04:51:05 <igarashi> present+
04:51:14 <ejfraser> ...Trying to uphold freedom of expression, defragmentation online
04:51:29 <ejfraser> ...Different players of people verifying age and upholding policies have different roles to play
04:51:45 <ejfraser> ...Looked at verification around server-side solutions, like a government digital identity system
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04:51:57 <ejfraser> ...Age-estimation or inference, maybe biometrics making an age judgement on your face
04:52:09 <ejfraser> ...or maybe network-filtering or on the device to step in as a part of the enforcement process
04:52:14 <ejfraser> ...lots of very thoughtful comments
04:52:25 <ejfraser> ...2.5 day workshop Oct 7-9 in London UK
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04:52:42 <ejfraser> ...36 attendees plus 3 TAG and IAB observers
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04:52:53 <ejfraser> ...had government from a few different countries, civil society, and academic researchers
04:53:05 <ejfraser> ...9 presentations and 20 papers accepted and publicized
04:53:25 <ejfraser> ...In discussion, Chatham house rules
04:53:38 <ejfraser> ...Observations - recognition that coordination among the different groups has been very difficult
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04:53:53 <ejfraser> ...A lot of different people with different priorities, requirements, backgrounds
04:54:03 <ejfraser> ...Participants were very eager to have more discussion and ability to collaborate
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04:54:18 <ejfraser> ...All really liked being in the same space working with ppl with different perspectives
04:54:23 <ejfraser> ...Found very valuable
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04:54:50 <ejfraser> ...Took a technical perspective bc that was our area and focus, but the goal of this was to help children's ability to be safe online
04:54:58 <ejfraser> ...Going to involve a lot more people than just technical solutions
04:55:16 <ejfraser> ...Helpful or important takeaways - people did appreciate the discussion of different "roles" in enforcement
04:55:23 <ejfraser> ...Different flows of information and chokepoints
04:55:28 <ejfraser> ...Clear architectural diagrams
04:55:56 <ejfraser> ...People also liked hearing about limitations - technologies may not yet be ready to be relied upon
04:56:06 <ejfraser> ...User research, people appreciated
04:56:17 <ejfraser> ...Really wanted to share vocabulary for commonality in terms
04:56:23 <ejfraser> ...Next steps: Workshop Report by hopefully end of year
04:56:34 <ejfraser> ...We think strengthening relationships with policymakers
04:56:43 <ejfraser> ...Right venue for collaboration
04:56:57 <ejfraser> ...Immediate next step - BO right after this session on this topic in room 402
04:57:16 <ejfraser> ...Please contact me at any time to talk about any of this. I will hand it over to Shawn and Kevin
04:57:21 <koalie> Topic: Accessibility Updates
04:57:25 <ejfraser> Kevin: Handing to Shawn
04:57:39 <ejfraser> Shawn: I'm here to speak about accessibility in W3C
04:57:51 <koalie> -> https://customer-0kix77mxh2zzzae0.cloudflarestream.com/84bea4a3701ca106352aca039dbc7dd6/watch video of Shawn Lawton Henry
04:58:04 <ejfraser> ...WCAG: ISO/EIC 40500, particularly important because now countries can adopt 2.2 as ISO standard
04:58:14 <ejfraser> ...also working with EN 301 549, which has global impact
04:58:35 <ejfraser> ...been upaded for WCAG 2.2, working on coordination for update on WCAG2ICT which talks about applying to documents/non-software
04:58:42 <ejfraser> ...standardizing in global regions
04:59:02 <ejfraser> ...Important to know that accessibility standards play an important role, but the role of accessibility is not to meet the standards, but meet the standards of users with disabilities
04:59:16 <ejfraser> ...provide guidance and resources to provide a user approach to accessibility
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04:59:29 <ejfraser> ...Course available through March 2026, but new courses in 2026
04:59:46 <ejfraser> ...Accessibility fundamentals - not just for websites and apps, but also documents and presentations
04:59:52 <ejfraser> ...Unique courses on specific topics
05:00:18 <ejfraser> ...Continue work on translating accessibility resources - currently 30 W3C Authorized Translations, over 150 resource translations
05:00:25 <ejfraser> ...updating translations policies and procedures in 2026
05:00:36 <ejfraser> ...We always welcome your help with translations and reviewing
05:00:54 <ejfraser> ...Updating ATAG, work currently being incubated in ATAG CG
05:01:09 <ejfraser> ...Also looking at coordinating on accessibility testing - support and interoperability of assistant technology
05:01:22 <ejfraser> ...wanted to work on coming together to document that well so it will 1. encourage improvaements and 2. provide information
05:01:38 <ejfraser> ...another aspect of accessibility testing coordination are @@
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05:01:56 <ejfraser> ...Lots of CGs feeding great work into WGs that provide great resources on the W3C website, such as ARRM
05:02:02 <ejfraser> ...help orgs implement accessibility
05:02:17 <ejfraser> ...let Kevin speak on WG and end on ways you can contribute to accessibility in W3C
05:02:19 <koalie> Slideset: https://www.w3.org/2025/Talks/TPAC/ac-wai-update/
05:02:30 <ejfraser> Kevin: Quick overview of the work we've been doing in the last 12 months
05:02:44 <ejfraser> ...4 key groups: AG WG, responsible for main standards on WCAG
05:03:01 <ejfraser> ...ARIA WG, who are responsible for extensions on HTML
05:03:17 <ejfraser> ...APA WG, primary responsibility is write about accessibility horizontal review
05:03:22 <ejfraser> ...look at weird and wonderful technologies
05:03:47 <ejfraser> ...WAI IG, extended group of community with a mailing list and lots of support for understanding resources and reviewing sources
05:03:59 <ejfraser> ...Highlighted publications from this year: updates on WCAG 3 twice
05:04:14 <ejfraser> ...ACT Rules Format 1.1 to CR, hopefully out later in the year
05:04:30 <ejfraser> ...WCAG2ICT, guidelines that explain how WCAG might apply in ways of non-technology spaces
05:04:41 <ejfraser> ...Lots of architectural work in the background
05:04:49 <ejfraser> ...WCAG 2 in JSON format
05:04:54 <ejfraser> ...hearing input from people who are already using that data
05:05:08 <ejfraser> ...final publication, Collaboration Tools Accessibility User Requirements
05:05:11 <ejfraser> ...number of those documents
05:05:34 <ejfraser> ...backlog TF managed the vast number of issues against WCAG2 and cleared 500
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05:05:52 <ejfraser> ...we've also had massive improvements in WCAG ⅔ build process
05:06:09 <ejfraser> ...Also allowed us to get more consistency across platforms, one of those being the WCAG QuickRef
05:06:13 <ejfraser> ...subtle improvements to
05:06:27 <ejfraser> ...Also had improvements to test successfully mappings under the WPT infrastructure
05:06:34 <ejfraser> ...Get consistency across and development there
05:06:43 <ejfraser> ...Extensive accessibility horizontal reviews and continue to do so
05:06:59 <ejfraser> Kevin: future work: WCAG 3 draft scheduled for publication in late 2025 or early 2026
05:07:07 <ejfraser> ...also looking at AG WG set for recharter
05:07:24 <ejfraser> ...Hopefully out early 2026, also planning for 2028 WCAG 3 Charter review
05:07:41 <ejfraser> ...Developing another number of specs, such as accessibility of machine learning and AI
05:07:49 <ejfraser> ...always keen for people to contribute in very different ways
05:08:01 <ejfraser> ..."What We're Working On", ensure that's as UTD as possible
05:08:20 <ejfraser> ..."WCAG 3 Editor's Draft" - number of notes asking for additional research
05:08:29 <ejfraser> ...if anyone feels like going in and filling up those gaps, we'd really appreciate it
05:08:45 <ejfraser> ...also looking for sponsors - W3C Principles Champion is an opportunity for visibility of your support
05:08:46 <ejfraser> ...thank you
05:08:57 <ejfraser> Seth: Ty Tara, Shawn, and Kevin. We'll wrap up with two more groups
05:09:02 <koalie> Topic: Internationalization
05:09:11 <koalie> slideset: https://www.w3.org/2025/Talks/TPAC/xfq-i18n/
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05:09:21 <ejfraser> Fuqiao: good afternoon, today we are here to mark the significant moment of W3C's internationalization work
05:09:38 <ejfraser> ...want to honor pillar of W3C community, stepping down after more than two decades of service
05:10:04 <ejfraser> ...Addison Phillips
05:10:33 <ejfraser> ...for more than two decades, Addison has been creating a Web that works for everyone, regardless of their language, script, or culture
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05:10:39 <ejfraser> ...requires a passionate advocate
05:11:17 <ejfraser> ...Addison has been that chamption - as Chair of the Internationalization WG, made sure that these are woven into the very fabric of our standards
05:11:24 <ejfraser> ...at 2005, Web was vastly different place
05:11:48 <ejfraser> ...Through all the shifts in our industry over the past two decades, Addison has been a constant steady hand at the helm of internationalization
05:11:57 <ejfraser> ...Possibly the longest-standing Chair of any WG in W3C history
05:12:38 <ejfraser> ...his contributions go far beyond his role as Chair - he was the key contributor and co-author to the foundational standards
05:12:42 <ejfraser> ...Has had a lot of impact
05:12:54 <ejfraser> ...document guides all of us on how to think about internationalization from day 1
05:13:02 <ejfraser> ...his fingerprints are on the very process of how we create standards
05:13:36 <ejfraser> ...i18n is three pillars: language enablement, developer support about reviewing specifications and documenting best practices + special projects on specific topics
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05:13:41 <ejfraser> ...we have a lot of educaational resources
05:13:46 <ejfraser> ...techniques for web devs
05:14:07 <ejfraser> ...share a few recent updates: we maintain a type samples repo to help develop and undertsand intricacies
05:14:40 <ejfraser> ...solving complex layout challenges, like Chinese multi-level counters, which is critical to high quality reading experience
05:14:43 <ejfraser> ...for @@ users
05:15:04 <ejfraser> ...ensuring constant testing - this year, adding test for new scripts, like Chinese and Tibetan
05:15:24 <ejfraser> ...published new articles, translation to reach a wider audience, more videos to our YT channel
05:15:31 <ejfraser> ...internationalization is a continuous and collaborative effort
05:15:48 <ejfraser> ...with new APIs and CSS features and paradigms, new internationalization challenges emerge alongside them
05:16:04 <ejfraser> ...it is a shared responsibility for everyone in this room building the future of the web
05:16:35 <ejfraser> ...many ways to contribute: help us review standards, we need web devs and browser implementors and spec editors who can help us analyze new specs from a global perspective
05:16:45 <ejfraser> ...you can contribute to our resources if you don't have time to join our weekly meetings
05:16:58 <ejfraser> ...help translate to your native language or submit a test case we should care about
05:17:21 <ejfraser> ...We extend our deepest gratitude to Addison Phillips and offer our support for Joel Sahleen as the new Chair as he leads us into this new chapter
05:17:31 <ejfraser> ...Thank you, I will hand over to Roy
05:17:34 <ejfraser> Roy: Finally, AI
05:17:41 <koalie> Topic: Web & AI in W3C
05:17:47 <koalie> slideset: https://www.w3.org/People/Roy/Talks/TPAC-2025/Web-AI/
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05:18:02 <ejfraser> Roy: Dom and I started work on AI months ago on W3C Team
05:18:10 <ejfraser> ...I will have a short briefing on how W3C is engaging AI
05:18:15 <ejfraser> ...look at why AI matters for the Web
05:18:23 <ejfraser> ...AI-related works at W3C, and future
05:18:38 <ejfraser> ...Why AI matters for the Web, it supports global economics
05:18:52 <ejfraser> ...to us, the most important thing is AI technologies embedding themselves into the Web ecosystem
05:19:16 <ejfraser> ...W3C as an org for the Web - when and how should AI systems align with the Web architecture?
05:19:26 <ejfraser> ...What standards do we need to enable AI systems on the Web?
05:19:41 <ejfraser> ...More questions I can't answer right now, but all of the W3C community is collaborating on these questions
05:19:55 <ejfraser> ...AI in W3C
05:20:15 <ejfraser> ...AI in Web Platform, Data & Semantics, Web and Agents, and AI/Agent @@
05:20:32 <ejfraser> ...Work for decades, like RDF, JSON-LD
05:20:35 <koalie> s/Agent @@/Agent Protocol/
05:21:14 <ejfraser> ...some multi-agent systems and AI protocl already have a lot of discusison in W3C CG
05:21:38 <ejfraser> Roy: make sure AI on the Web is responsible
05:21:49 <ejfraser> ...W3C from horiztonal contributions shapes the impact of AI
05:22:00 <ejfraser> ...TAG working on the Web User Agents
05:22:09 <ejfraser> ...on W3C Team, Dominique reports
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05:22:26 <ejfraser> ...a lot of related discussion happens in Security and Privacy and also Accessibility groups
05:22:39 <ejfraser> ...We lack a place to talk about AI in purpose
05:22:46 <ejfraser> ...Where can we answer those questions?
05:22:59 <ejfraser> ...Set up an IG called "Web & AI IG"
05:23:09 <ejfraser> ...most of you have received the review request, please review this Charter
05:23:34 <ejfraser> ...IG to provide forum to discuss how emerging AI-related technologies are impacting the Web and the benefits for the Web user
05:23:50 <ejfraser> ...host workshop in near future, still in discussion and if you want to have any comments, please go to the GitHub issue
05:24:01 <ejfraser> ...Workshop focused on AI Agents and Web browsers
05:24:19 <ejfraser> ...to wrap up, we welcome collaboration on the Web and AI because it's really important to the Web
05:24:23 <ejfraser> ...several ways to engage
05:24:47 <ejfraser> ...Web-AI IG, way to look at it holistically, lots of WG you can join to contribute technical insight
05:25:00 <ejfraser> ...you are welcome to join the discussion in the upcoming workshop
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05:25:11 <ejfraser> ...AI agent in Web conversation, welcome to join Dom and I there
05:25:18 <ejfraser> ...thank you!
05:25:24 <xueyuan> q?
05:25:32 <koalie> topic: Q&A
05:25:35 <ejfraser> Seth: Thank you Fuqiao and Roy, great to see what's going on in the Team
05:25:46 <ejfraser> ...if you are attending remotely, we are watching IRC as well for Q&A
05:25:57 <tantek> q?
05:26:01 <ejfraser> ...several speakers have follow-up sessions on this later in the week, and you can find them in the hallways as well
05:26:08 <ejfraser> ...I will continue to move things along while waiting
05:26:34 <ejfraser> ...you can submit for interest topic tables at lunch tomorrow, opp to gather at lunchtime to help pull together with other people on things you all find interesting
05:26:41 <ejfraser> ...I'll start giving a lot of thank you's
05:26:52 <ejfraser> ...all the planning and execution is a huge effort and I want to thank as many of them as I can
05:27:19 <ejfraser> ...All the Team, speakers, scribes, Chairs, all the things that actually get done thank you all
05:27:45 <ejfraser> ...Yuta and the local team, Jean-Charles for his photography, Elena for the Hackathon, big thank you to Alex because without her none of this would be happening
05:27:51 <ejfraser> ...Alex doesn't rest until the end of the week
05:27:54 <ejfraser> [applause]
05:28:11 <ejfraser> ...big thank you to all of you - none of this happens without you or your organizations, all of the impact on the world and everything
05:28:19 <ejfraser> ...personal thanks to all of you for being part of the community
05:28:26 <xueyuan> q?
05:28:33 <ejfraser> ...If you don't want to be in the group photo, you may leave the room
05:29:07 <ejfraser> zakim, end meeting
05:29:07 <Zakim> As of this point the attendees have been npdoty, Coralie, amy, JohnRiv, Bert, Bos, CharlesL, fajar, wendyreid, tzviya, Core, kzms, erisu, Tantek, Jem, naomi, Dingwei, igarashi
05:29:10 <Zakim> RRSAgent, please draft minutes
05:29:11 <RRSAgent> I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2025/11/12-tpac-minutes.html Zakim
05:29:18 <Zakim> I am happy to have been of service, ejfraser; please remember to excuse RRSAgent.  Goodbye
05:29:18 <Zakim> Zakim has left #TPAC
05:29:22 <ejfraser> rrsagent, please excuse us
05:29:22 <RRSAgent> I see no action items