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The mind wanders, the eye reveals…

Ingeborg Stalmans is a doctor of ophthalmology and director of the ophthalmology research group of the KULeuven and the Glaucoma Clinic at the Leuven. His specialty and his research focus on glaucoma. Ingeborg Stalmans trained at KULeuven. In particular, she carried out a post-doctorate in the laboratories of professors Carmelite and Colleen. His thesis focused…
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Qatar: Artificial Intelligence Monitors the World Cup Stadiums

Identify an angry fan, anticipate a crowd movement, or quickly unlock an exit door, the Aspire control center monitors all World Cup stadiums. It is connected to hi-tech security cameras equipped with facial recognition.   Twenty thousand cameras filming every corner of the 8 stadiums of the World Cup in Qatar. In a World hypersecureartificial…
Africa

What do you want to know about agriculture in Africa?

Quality agricultural information is an indispensable input like any other input needed by the small producer to make a successful agricultural campaign   Giova therefore helps farmers, enthusiasts of the agricultural sector, policy makers, researchers, traders to have the right information with more ease, comfort (text and voice) and fluency.   The innovative tool based…
Mental Health

Detecting schizophrenia in a few tweets thanks to an algorithm

To better identify individuals at risk, some psychiatrists and institutions rely on digital technologies. In the line of fire: facilitating diagnoses and access to care. “No health without Mental Health “recalls the WHO. So to alleviate our mental disorders in the context of degradation of public hospitals and the health sector which is hitting psychiatric…
Large Language Model

The Colosseum is a shopping center: all the madness of Meta’s artificial intelligence

Galactica launched on November 15 but only lasted 48 hours, it was meant to be the science-based alternative to search engines and instead turned out to be a fiasco. It has been a gladiatorial arena, a castle, a historical ruin, the magnetic symbol of the Eternal City, but never a commercial center. So far. In…
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Quack for Galactica, Meta’s AI Trained to Read Scientific Articles

In the first year of the pandemic, more than 100,000 scientific articles were published about Covid-19. An unprecedented effort that produced an unprecedented amount of information. It would have been impossible for a human being to read and understand each of these studies. In theory, Galactica would be able to.   It is an artificial…
Distributed digital intelligence network

Bringing digital intelligence closer together to reduce our ecological footprint

Professor Réjean Fontaine will lead the project “ Distributed digital intelligence network: development of disruptive and low-cost microsystems for edge data processing “. What if an object or facial recognition on your phone was done directly on your device instead of going for a walk in the cloud, would you see a difference? Maybe not.…
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Atos has Forged a Significant Contract with Siemens IT to Spearhead the Company’s Digital Transformation Journey

Paris, France – November 21, 2022 – Atos proudly unveils this major milestone as it embarks on a strategic collaboration with Siemens. By providing top-notch SIAM (Service Integration and Management) services, Atos will propel Siemens into the realm of accelerated digital innovation.   Atos will work closely with Siemens and a multi-source ecosystem to deliver…
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Tourism and environment: a car counter to avoid saturation in the Pyrenees

Air and soil pollution, and landscape degradation: preserving these natural sites has become a major issue. So how can we reconcile the pleasure of traveling while reducing our environmental footprint? Answer in this new issue of Reinventing Yourself in New Aquitaine. Every year, more than 1 million visitors walk the trails of the Pyrenees. A…
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Intel’s Deepfake Detector is 96% Accurate…For Now

With the current rise of artificial intelligence, deepfakes – those artificial intelligence-based digital tricks that replace a celebrity’s voice or face in a video or audio clip – represent a legitimate cause for concern; they are now so convincing that often the average human being is not even able to tell the difference (see our…