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WOZ: "Chat GPT hat keine Ahnung von Logik"
Professor Menna El-Assady shines a torch into the black box of generative AI: How does a model arrive at decisions? And how can we correct them?
WOZ: Chat GPT - Wenn der Chatbot zur Cyberwaffe wird
Generative AI has learnt to communicate and intervenes in public debates. This harbours great risks. The tech companies behind this development should not be overlooked. Prof. Florian Tramèr and his Spy Lab, Prof. Menna El-Assady.
Forbes 30 under 30 Europe 2024: Start-up Throne
D-INFK alumnus Patrice Becker (center), Leonhard Soenke (left) and Heiner Stinner created Throne, a gifting platform that has allowed 17 million social media users to fulfill wishlists for 500,000 of their favorite content creators on YouTube, TikTok, X, Instagram and Twitch.
Tech Xplore: Computer Scientists discover gap in the latest security mechanisms used by some chips
Benedict Schlüter, Prof. Shweta Shinde
Medical Xpress: How data provided by fitness trackers and smartphones can help people with multiple sclerosis
Dr. Shkurta Gashi, Prof. Christian Holz, Prof. Gunnar Rätsch
Beobachter: Schummeln bei Wohnungs-Bewerbung wird schwierig
Prof. David Basin
MIT Technology Review: It’s easy to tamper with watermarks from AI-generated text
Watermarks for AI-generated text are easy to remove and can be stolen and copied, rendering them useless, researchers have found. They say these kinds of attacks discredit watermarks and can fool people into trusting text they shouldn’t. D-INFK doctoral students Robin Staab and Nikola Jovanović from the SRI Lab of Professor Martin Vechev.
Business Insider: For $60, you could 'poison' the data AI chatbots rely on to give good answers, researchers say
Prof. Florian Tramèr - A group of AI researchers recently found that for as little as $60, a malicious actor could tamper with the datasets generative AI tools similar to ChatGPT rely on to provide accurate answers.
NZZ: Die virtuelle Umkleidekabine: Kann bald das Smartphone verraten, ob die Hose sitzen wird?
Prof. Olga Sorkine, Interactive Geometry Lab - Around half of the clothes bought online are returned. This harms companies and the environment. Artificial intelligence from Zurich aims to remedy the situation.
RUB News: Kevin Borgolte möchte softwarebasierte Systeme verbessern
Kevin Borgolte is a D-INFK alumnus. He studied and researched at various high-ranking international universities: he completed his master's degree at ETH Zurich, his doctorate at the University of California, Santa Barbara and was a postdoc at Princeton University.