The Guardian (UK) featured Siwei Lyu and the DeepFake-o-meter that he developed with his team that allows users to upload media to be checked for AI-generated images or audio while also providing transparency about variability in results.
Payload Space quoted John Crassidis in a story about Astroscale, a Japanese startup with the mission to clean up space junk, with Crassidis noting that that the company becoming profitable is likely not feasible.
A frontpage story in The Buffalo News about the Hauptman Woodward Medical Research Institute joining UB noted that the institute will multiply the university’s research capabilities that will already be increased as UB builds the new AI-powered supercomputing facility that will be the home of Empire AI.
MSN.com reported on a project led by Stelios Andreadis to explore a possible solution to why most stem cells die after being injected into the brain, including a technique that injects shear-thinning hydrogels into the brain to protect the injected stem cells.
A story in the Daily Mail about impressive images from a Turkish plastic surgery clinic quoted Siwei Lyu, who said that the images, “seem to suggest AI generation.”
