CHAPTER 3: AI IN CURRENT PRACTICE. (2023). Planning Advisory Service Report, (604), 26-41. Retrieved from http://mutex.gmu.edu/login?url=https://www.proquest.com/trade-journals/chapter-3-ai-current-practice/docview/2829265971/se-2
The article highlights the significant role of Artificial Intelligence in urban planning and management. It identifies four key AI application areas: machine learning, computer vision, natural language processing, and artificial neural networks. These areas enable computers to learn, perceive, understand human language, and make decisions based on data. The integration of these AI tools empowers planners to analyze large datasets, identify patterns, and make informed decisions for urban development. Additionally, the article emphasizes the potential of AI-driven smart city technologies to automate and enhance various services, promoting self-sustainable urban environments.
Computer, E. (2023). Scamming the scammers: New AI fake victims to disrupt criminal business model. Express Computer, Retrieved from http://mutex.gmu.edu/login?url=https://www.proquest.com/trade-journals/scamming-scammers-new-ai-fake-victims-disrupt/docview/2829918479/se-2
The article discusses the development of Apate, an AI-driven system designed to combat phone scammers. Apate employs multi-lingual chatbots with convincing voice clones to engage scammers and waste their time. Phone scams are on the rise due to easy masking of call origins and the difficulty of improving call authentication. Apate's chatbots are trained on real scam conversations using machine learning and natural language processing, effectively posing as scam victims and reducing successful scams. The chatbots also contribute to threat intelligence, and the technology has the potential to disrupt the scam industry through partnerships with telecommunications providers.
Goel, S. (2023). How AI and ChatGPT can embrace engineering education? Express Computer, Retrieved from http://mutex.gmu.edu/login?url=https://www.proquest.com/trade-journals/how-ai-chatgpt-can-embrace-engineering-education/docview/2789772529/se-2
The article discusses the transformative role of AI in education, particularly in engineering education. It highlights the use of large language models like ChatGPT and Bing Chat to enhance learning experiences for students and support faculty members. These AI platforms assist in various tasks, from providing feedback to improving writing skills. The source recognizes the challenges of AI in education, including issues related to bias, discrimination, privacy, security, ethics, and costs. It emphasizes the need for maintaining intellectual challenges in learning while leveraging AI tools to drive quality, innovation, and productivity in engineering work.
Srikanth, R. P. (2023). We see AI as an integral part of cyber security strategies: Ajay biyani, securonix. Express Computer, Retrieved from http://mutex.gmu.edu/login?url=https://www.proquest.com/trade-journals/we-see-ai-as-integral-part-cyber-security/docview/2796409554/se-2
Ajay Biyani, Vice President at Securonix, discusses the company's innovative approach to threat detection and automation in enterprise security. Securonix differentiates itself by building both UEBA and SIEM platforms from scratch, ensuring seamless integration and minimal disruptions during upgrades. They offer comprehensive solutions, allowing analysts to visualize threat chains and correlate compromised firewalls with machine identities. The company is pioneering cloud-based data lakes and next-gen solutions, including autonomous threat detection. While AI plays a crucial role in cybersecurity, human intervention remains vital, and ethical considerations and regulations are significant in its use.
Dinzeo, M. (2023). Cyberattacks are accelerating with AI's help. BenefitsPRO, Retrieved from http://mutex.gmu.edu/login?url=https://www.proquest.com/trade-journals/cyberattacks-are-accelerating-with-ais-help/docview/2824117950/se-2
This article highlights the growing threat of cybercriminals leveraging large language models, such as ChatGPT, to supercharge their attacks. Experts warn that AI tools, once used for security, are now being employed maliciously. It cites a case where a malware writer used OpenAI's GPT to create a new virus, showing the evolving sophistication of AI-driven cyberattacks. Additionally, AI streamlines phishing attacks by generating convincing emails impersonating trusted institutions. Organizations are advised to incorporate AI into their security strategies and educate employees to identify potential threats in this ongoing cybersecurity arms race.
Criddle, C., & Staton, B. (2022). AI breakthrough ChatGPT raises alarm over student cheating. FT.Com, Retrieved from http://mutex.gmu.edu/login?url=https://www.proquest.com/trade-journals/ai-breakthrough-chatgpt-raises-alarm-over-student/docview/2765934592/se-2
This article discusses the rising concern in the academic field about students using AI, such as ChatGPT, to create essays. Academic experts worldwide are advocating for new methods of assessment to combat academic dishonesty facilitated by AI. ChatGPT, created by OpenAI, can generate convincing text, but it often requires fact-checking. It also mentions concerns about the free accessibility of such AI tools and their impact on the need for resources to evaluate content. The source reports on a seminar by JISC that emphasized using AI to enhance creativity rather than engage in a "war" with plagiarism detection tools.
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