My friend and colleague Yuto Yokoyama, who specialises in Artificial Intelligence and Law, and who I met at a MIRAI meeting in Umeå 2 years ago came to visit Stockholm and Uppsala. We visited the City Faces exhibition in Stockholm. Later he held a seminar in Uppsala: Regulating Police Use of Facial Recognition in Criminal … Continue reading Research Meeting and CBA Seminar
InfraVis Training in Örebro
Together with Ingela Nyström I gave an InfraVis workshop at SSBA in Örebro entitled: Visualise your research using Python. I also participate in the whole SSBA conference.
Master thesis suggestions
Supervisor Prof. Anders Hast, Centre for Image Analysis:anders.hast@it.uu.se The impact of Bias in Face Recognition Face recognition consists of four distinct stages. First a face is detected. Secondly, anchor points are found so that the face can be aligned and cropped, in order to have the exact same position for all faces. Next a feature vector … Continue reading Master thesis suggestions
Like it or not…
Have you ever heard or used that expression? It’s something we often say when a situation can’t be changed — a way of admitting that we simply have to accept things as they are. “Like it or not, the snow will soon start to fall because temperatures are dropping.”True — we can’t control the weather. … Continue reading Like it or not…
Using AI Responsibly in Scientific Writing
When writing scientific works such as theses and research papers, all new ideas, thoughts, and reflections should be our own. But what about the words and expressions we use? Is it acceptable to rely on AI tools like ChatGPT to improve grammar, structure, or clarity? In practice, this is not much different from asking a … Continue reading Using AI Responsibly in Scientific Writing
Anders Hast 