What Lessons Can We Learn from the Internet for AI/ML Evolution?
The principles that make the Internet work so well can guide AI as it moves from today’s experimental silos to interoperable global scale AI systems.
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
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Essential Skills for Next-Gen Product Managers
Product managers need a mix of technical, strategic, and human-centered skills to lead in the AI-powered world.
Quantum Computing Research in the Arab World
Multiple countries in the Arab world are investing in quantum computing research, fostering collaborations, and developing talent to engage with the transformative technology.
AI may be adding a new layer to the cognitive processes that go into human decision making.
Not Every AI Problem Is a Data Problem
The shape of data itself may hold valuable clues that could inform the success of data-driven scaling.
Combating Misinformation in the Arab World: Challenges and Opportunities
Examining methods for combating misinformation in the Arab world.
Artificial Intelligence in Networking Research in the Arab World
Arab world technologies play a pivotal role in optimizing network operations, automating management tasks, and enabling more efficient communication systems.
As Good as a Coin Toss: Human Detection of AI-Generated Content
There's a critical need for alternative countermeasures to more effectively combat the potential and realized harms arising from synthetic media misuse.
The Landscape of Arabic Large Language Models
Exploring the trajectory of Arabic LLMs, highlighting efforts to evaluate them through benchmarks and public leaderboards.
AI-Driven Disaster Response and Displacement Monitoring
AI can leverage non-traditional data sources for humanitarian applications.
Language Models Wrestle with Gaps in Understanding
Bigger language models tend to use the first half of their layer stack to extract a single fact, no matter how many layers they have available in total.
Some AI labs support digital watermarking to indicate whether an image is generated by an AI tool.
AI’s Benefits Can Be Marginal in Medicine
The perception of AI driving magical medical breakthroughs is often far from the truth.
Illusions provide a way to study compositional generation and understand how machine learning models generate images.
AI is the ultimate force multiplier for cybercriminals, making scams cheaper, faster, and more convincing.
Toward Ubiquitous Operating Systems: Lessons from the Field
Ubiquitous operating systems are rapidly revolutionizing the ecosystem of consumer electronics and IoT.
Confusing the Map for the Territory
Trying to capture culture in datasets is akin to believing you have captured everything important about the world in a map.
Feeling Cranky About AI and CS Education
We are in the throes of another hand-wringing “what will we do” moment.
Socioeconomic Threats of Deepfakes and the Role of Cyber-Wellness Education in Defense
Malicious actors appear to be a step ahead of policymakers and educational institutions developing cyber-wellness education and enforcement programs.
The Power of Digital Twins in Cybersecurity
The convergence of IT and OT systems has introduced cybersecurity risks where a single weak spot can render an entire network vulnerable.
A Generative AI-Powered Digital Twin for Adaptive NASH Care
A generative AI-powered conversational digital twin integrated with modular clinical pathways could transform liver health management.
AI Teams Contend With Synthetic Data’s Jekyll/Hyde Roles
Experiments show a degradation in foundation-model performance once synthetic training data becomes too prevalent.
GenAI, the KSA Model, and Why Industry-Experienced CS Teachers Matter More Than Ever
A multidimensional understanding of teaching is increasingly critical in the age of automation and AI.
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