Can We Trust AI? A Hands-On Workshop on Machine-Readable AI Confidence & Compliance Learn how to make AI outputs more trustworthy and explainable. In this hands-on workshop, Muntaser introduces jsonld-ex, an open-source framework for capturing confidence, uncertainty, provenance, and compliance metadata in AI systems. Build practical examples in Google Colab and explore responsible AI.
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AI is getting better at generating answers, but how do we know when those answers should be trusted?
Most AI systems reduce confidence to a simple percentage. Important information such as uncertainty, provenance, conflicting evidence, temporal validity, and compliance requirements is often lost along the way.
Join us for a hands-on workshop with Muntaser Syed, creator of the open-source jsonld-ex framework, as we explore new approaches for making AI honesty machine-readable.
During this session you'll learn how to:
✅ Capture confidence, uncertainty, and provenance alongside AI-generated facts
✅ Combine information from multiple AI systems using principled mathematical approaches
✅ Detect conflicts between competing model outputs
✅ Model regulatory compliance and consent lifecycles
✅ Build confidence-aware AI pipelines
Participants will work through multiple Google Colab notebooks and see practical examples of:
Multi-source AI confidence fusion
Trust discounting and uncertainty modeling
Compliance-aware AI systems
Knowledge extraction pipelines
W3C JSON-LD interoperability
Whether you're building AI applications, data platforms, intelligent agents, or enterprise systems, this workshop offers a unique perspective on creating more transparent, trustworthy, and auditable AI solutions.
No GPU or semantic web experience required.
Basic Python knowledge
Laptop
Google Account
Curiosity about trustworthy AI
Muntaser Syed
Muntaser is a software engineer and creator of the open-source jsonld-ex project.
His work focuses on extending W3C JSON-LD standards with machine-readable confidence, uncertainty, provenance, and compliance metadata to help build more trustworthy AI systems.
Project links:
GitHub:
https://github.com/jemsbhai/jsonld-ex
PyPI:
https://pypi.org/project/jsonld-ex/
Saturday, June 27, 2026
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM (UTC)