Modern AI image classifiers have made impressive advances in recent years, but their performance often appears strange or violates expectations of users. This suggests humans engage in cognitive anthropomorphism: expecting AI to have the same nature as human intelligence. This mismatch presents an obstacle to appropriate human-AI interaction.
Recent technological advances such as wearable sensing devices, real-time data streaming, machine learning, and deep learning approaches have increased interest in electroencephalographic (EEG) based BCI for translational and healthcare applications.
The Committee on Standards in Public Life Published (10 February 2020 ) its report and recommendations to the Prime Minister to ensure that high standards of conduct are upheld as technologically assisted decision making is adopted more widely across the public sector. (GOV.UK).
Cybersecurity attacks are growing both in frequency and sophistication over the years. This increasing sophistication and complexity call for more advancement and continuous innovation in defensive strategies. Traditional methods of intrusion detection and deep packet inspection, while still largely used
and recommended, are no longer sufficient to meet the demands of growing security threats.
An article by the Allen Institute of Artificial Intelligence highlights a pending issue: machines do not really understand what humans write or read.
Our director (as a member of The European AI Alliance) uploaded this work and contributed to the documentation that the members of the European Alliance for AI and the high-level AI group are handling. He consider these points of view is important in terms of sustainable development. Link to the post at european AI alliance …
“dabl tries to reduce the turnaround time required for a quick baseline estimate of a supervised learning problem. It does so by automating the task of iterating through different techniques of data preprocessing, feature engineering, parameter tuning and model building to generate efficacious baseline models”.
El panel de Davos, organizado por el CEO de IBM, Ginni Rometty, explora la regulación de precisión de la inteligencia artificial y la tecnología emergente. El evento lanza formalmente IBM Policy Lab, un nuevo foro para promover recomendaciones de políticas audaces y viables para una sociedad digital y fomentar la confianza en la innovación.
El Ministerio holandés de Asuntos Exteriores ha encargado este estudio para generar conocimiento sobre la interfaz entre el derecho comercial internacional y las normas europeas y valores en el uso de la inteligencia artificial. El estudio hace una serie de hallazgos significativos.
Escrita para profesionales de experiencia de usuario (UX) y gerentes de producto como una forma de ayudar a crear un enfoque centrado en el ser humano para la IA en sus equipos de producto.