Navigating Complex Standards with AI Webinar
Thursday, 12 March 2026, 8-9 am PT/11am-noon ETThe Wireless Innovation Forum (WInnForum) is proud to invite you to a demonstration of how we are bridging the gap between dense regulatory standards and actionable intelligence.
As wireless standards grow in complexity, the barrier to entry for engineers and policy-makers can be high. This webinar showcases two new, powerful utilities built using Google’s NotebookLM, designed to transform thousands of pages of technical documentation into a searchable, plain-language knowledge base.
Why NotebookLM for Wireless Standards?
Traditional search tools often fail when dealing with highly specific technical jargon and cross-referenced standards documents. NotebookLM changes the game by using a “Source-Grounded” AI model.
- Source Integrity: Unlike general AI, these utilities are grounded strictly in the WInnForum’s official CBRS and 6 GHz AFC specifications. This minimizes “hallucinations” and ensures answers are rooted in fact.
- Contextual Understanding: You can ask complex questions like, “What are the specific heartbeat interval requirements for a CBSD in a suspended state?” and receive a synthesized answer that cites the exact section of the standard.
- Rapid Onboarding: These notebooks act as a 24/7 technical mentor, allowing new engineers to get up to speed on SAS or AFC protocols in a fraction of the traditional time.
Agenda & Speakers
| Segment | Topic | Speaker |
| Introduction | Use of AI to Demystify Standards | John Glossner, CEO of WInnForum |
| Demonstration 1 | CBRS Standards: Querying the baseline for 3.5 GHz CBRS | Richard Bernhardt, President of the Forum and Chair of CBRS Committee |
| Demonstration 2 | 6 GHz AFC Standards: Navigating the 6 GHz ecosystem | Peter Young, Chair of 6 GHz Committee and Technical Lead on 6 GHz Standards |
| Q&A Session | Audience Queries | Hosted by Andrew Clegg, CTO of the Forum and Chair of AI Work Group |
What You Will Learn
- How to use the CBRS Notebook to quickly identify operational requirements for Citizens Broadband Radio Service.
- How the 6 GHz AFC Notebook simplifies the complex relationship between Standard Power Access Points and the Automated Frequency Coordination system.
- Best practices for using AI to interpret technical specifications without losing accuracy.
Note: These tools are intended to augment, not replace, the official WInnForum standards documents. They are designed to streamline research and improve accessibility for all stakeholders in the wireless ecosystem.