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Gallery defends decision to use AI images in exhibition

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By Matt Walsh
| Yahoo Verified
The chief executive of one of Northern Ireland's leading photography galleries has defended the use of images generated by AI in an exhibition. Deirdre Robb from Belfast Exposed gallery said the images are "controversial" and the work "does ask questions". Some photographers have criticised the decision to include the work. Local artist Chloe Austin said that "AI completely devalues creative labour" and that it doesn't include culture, memories or languages because it is trained through data.
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How emergency communications leaders are thinking about AI

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By Matt Walsh
| about.att.com
Across the conversations we have with 9-1-1 call centers around the country, one question keeps surfacing: How do we help call takers and dispatchers keep up with growing demands without adding more complexity to a process that must be as efficient as possible? Like most industries, artificial intelligence tools are becoming a major part of the conversation.
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Expecting the Unexpected: Monitoring for Drift in ML Systems

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By Matt Walsh, Roxxanne White, Grant Schumock
| cmu.edu
Imagine the following scenario: you and a team of cyber experts have been tasked with protecting your organization from cyberattacks. You’ve developed a machine learning (ML) model to screen incoming and outgoing traffic. You feel you can rest easy, as your model achieves near-perfect performance during test and evaluation. One day, you are awakened by a frantic call from your CEO—your customers’ private data have been leaked. How could this happen?
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