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Catching Chess Cheaters Is Tricky Work
1/22/24
The New York Times quoted Kenneth Regan in a story about the tricky work of catching chess cheaters.
AI Meets Education: Join UB’s Groundbreaking Series to Transform Teaching in Buffalo
1/19/24
Buffalo Rising featured UB’s AI + Education Learning Community Series—a collaboration that aims to bridge the gap between artificial intelligence and education.
Sharing deepfake porn could lead to lengthy prison time under proposed law
1/17/24
Ars Technica quoted David Doermann
in a story about how sharing deepfake-produced pornography could lead to lengthy prison time.
First-Ever Deepfake Detection System Designed to Be Less Biased Developed by UB Team
1/17/24
Siwei Lyu led the development of a deepfake detection algorithm designed to be less biased than previous models.
App to Help Older Adults Spot Online Scams
1/16/24
The new app developed by researchers at UB is intended to prevent elder fraud online.
Study: New deepfake detector designed to be less biased
1/16/24
New algorithms close accuracy performance gaps across different races and genders.
Are fingerprints unique? Not really, AI-based study finds
1/12/24
CNN reported on a study that used AI to seemingly disprove that each fingerprint is unique.
AI proves that human fingerprints are NOT unique, sparking legal conundrum
1/11/24
A new study shattered the long-held belief in forensics that fingerprints from different fingers of the same person are unique.
Computer science student spotlights future of AI at Gov. Hochul’s State of the State address
1/9/24
Holliday Sims is using artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies to reducing inequities in computer science education.
No, That’s Not Taylor Swift Peddling Le Creuset Cookware
1/9/24
The New York Times quoted Siwei Lyu about a fake advertisement that appears to feature Taylor Swift endorsing Le Creuset pots.

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