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ORCIDDiscover Artificial Intelligence, Volume 2
Volume 2, Number 1, 2022
- Vladan Devedzic
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Identity of AI. - Yuchen Jiang, Xiang Li, Hao Luo, Shen Yin, Okyay Kaynak:
Quo vadis artificial intelligence? - Joshua Ellul:
Should we regulate Artificial Intelligence or some uses of software? - Vijay Raghavan, Thomas A. Mazzuchi, Shahram Sarkani:
An improved real time detection of data poisoning attacks in deep learning vision systems. - Giacomo Basile, Elena Napoletano, Alberto Petrillo, Stefania Santini:
Roadmap and challenges for reinforcement learning control in railway virtual coupling. - Charlotte Stix:
Artificial intelligence by any other name: a brief history of the conceptualization of "trustworthy artificial intelligence". - Nigel Kingsman, Emre Kazim, Ali Chaudhry, Airlie Hilliard, Adriano S. Koshiyama, Roseline Polle, Giles Pavey, Umar Mohammed:
Public sector AI transparency standard: UK Government seeks to lead by example. - Anne Gerdes:
The tech industry hijacking of the AI ethics research agenda and why we should reclaim it. - Kenneth David Strang, Zhaohao Sun:
ERP Staff versus AI recruitment with employment real-time big data. - Irene Niet:
Between vision and practice: lack of alignment between AI strategies and energy regulations in the Dutch electricity sector. - Abdussalam Aljadani:
DLCP2F: a DL-based cryptocurrency price prediction framework. - Niklas Humble, Peter Mozelius:
The threat, hype, and promise of artificial intelligence in education. - Guy Paltieli:
Visions of innovation and politics: Israel's AI initiatives. - Sebastian Feldmann, Michael Schmiedt, Julian Marc Schlosser, Wolfgang Rimkus, Tobias Stempfle, Christian Rathmann:
Recursive quality optimization of a smart forming tool under the use of perception based hybrid datasets for training of a Deep Neural Network. - Enzo Fenoglio, Emre Kazim, Hugo Latapie, Adriano S. Koshiyama:
Tacit knowledge elicitation process for industry 4.0. - Víctor Ponce-López, Catalina Spataru:
Social media data analysis framework for disaster response. - Roberto Saracco:
Perspectives on AI adoption in Italy, the role of the Italian AI Strategy. - Ali Fenwick, Gábor Molnár:
The importance of humanizing AI: using a behavioral lens to bridge the gaps between humans and machines. - Henrikki Salo-Pöntinen, Pertti Saariluoma:
Reflections on the human role in AI policy formulations: how do national AI strategies view people? - Marco Pota, Gaetano Pecoraro, Guido Rianna, Alfredo Reder, Michele Calvello, Massimo Esposito:
Machine learning for the definition of landslide alert models: a case study in Campania region, Italy. - Fernando Marmolejo-Ramos, Thomas Workman, Clint Walker, Don Lenihan, Sarah Moulds, Juan C. Correa, Anca M. Hanea, Belona Sonna:
AI-powered narrative building for facilitating public participation and engagement. - Patrick Henz:
The societal impact of the metaverse. - Amana Raquib, Bilal Channa, Talat Zubair, Junaid Qadir:
Islamic virtue-based ethics for artificial intelligence. - Bill Cope, Mary Kalantzis:
Artificial intelligence in the long view: from mechanical intelligence to cyber-social systems. - Frauke Zeller, Lauren Dwyer:
Systems of collaboration: challenges and solutions for interdisciplinary research in AI and social robotics. - William Ramirez, Pedro Achanccaray Diaz, Marco Aurélio Pacheco:
A comparative study of Deep Learning architectures for Classification of Natural and Human-made Sea Events in SAR images. - André Ullrich, Gergana Vladova, Felix Eigelshoven, André Renz:
Data mining of scientific research on artificial intelligence in teaching and administration in higher education institutions: a bibliometrics analysis and recommendation for future research.
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