8. The representative of the University of Warwick presented informal documents GRVA-23-25 and GRVA-23-34, which proposed guidance for AI Dataset Assessment for Automated Driving Systems (ADS). The proposal introduces the ODD-based AI Safety In autonomouS Systems (OASISS) methodology, a framework designed to assess whether AI training and testing datasets are complete and representative of the system’s Operational Design Domain (ODD), in a technology-agnostic, measurable approach aligned with document ISO PAS 8800. GRVA exchanged views on these proposals and recommended that the presentation be transmitted to the IWG on AI for further consideration.

10. The representative of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Co-Chair of the IWG on ADS, presented the status report (GRVA-23-24) of the group. It included details on the progress made since the last GRVA session, an overview of the common provisions for a UN Regulation and a UN Global Technical Regulation (GTR) on ADS, and the schedule of meetings until June 2026. He also presented the priorities for the next session scheduled in Vancouver (Canada) in October 2025 and subsequent meetings. The representative of Canada emphasised the great work accomplished, the number of meetings involved, and the efforts done to convene sessions in various regions of the world. The representative of CLEPA recalled that this workstream was a priority for his organization.

11. GRVA noted with satisfaction the progress made to date, as well as the information provided on timeline, priorities and the remaining open items. GRVA welcomed informal document GRVA-23-23, which contained the current draft for the common provisions for the two regulations on ADS. GRVA recalled that the current mandate run until June 2026 and noted that early discussions suggested further work beyond June 2026. GRVA agreed to discuss this item at its next session if input is already available.