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Fooling Turing … and many more

Just the other day I was in a meeting with other IEEE volunteers, discussing how to leverage AI to the benefit of IEEE members. As it often happens, the discussion drifted and focussed on how can we tell if a submitted paper (to our journals, conferences) has been written by …

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Telehealth after the pandemic is decreasing

The  pandemic forced many biz to operate in the cyberspace and moved there people interactions. That  was also the case for healthcare with the added force of fear of getting infected by being on a healthcare premises. As result tele-health services skyrocket, leveraging a technology that has been available for …

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How would you like a 2′ meeting?

If you have ever sat in a meeting (and I bet you did) you might have wondered how much of that meeting was really worth the time you spent in it. And you might have wished for a magic wand that could squeeze useless discussion keeping just the time needed …

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April fools’ …

Today is April 1st, April fools day. As in the previous years expect jokes and tricks. However,  this post is not one of those. It is just a reminder that this year playing jokes using deep fake is much easier than in the past. Generative AI is making the creation …

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AI: the two sides of a coin

Here we go again. It may be wrong to generalise but i my experience I saw, and keep seeing, a significantly  different approach from the sides of the Atlantic when looking at “new stuff”. On both sides of the pond ChatGPT has created quite a turmoil. What I keep hearing …

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Be my Eyes: Virtual Volunteer

BeMyEyes is a Danish start up company that creates apps to help blind and low vision people. They have just integrated the OpenAI GPT4 into their Virtual Volunteer to leverage on its capability in understanding images and providing information that is helpful in the context of the person asking. An …

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Celebrating Moore, and his “law”

Gordon Moore passed away  on Friday, March 24th, 2023. His observation back in 1965 in an article to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the Electronics magazine (Cramming more components onto integrated circuits) became the lighthouse for the whole electronic industry in the following 50 years. At the time of publishing …

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