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In traditional expert-based systems, the source of information was reliable expertise. However, in learning-based systems, knowledge comes from data that is characterized by variation in quality, limited security and even implicit biases. This challenge requires us to be particularly sensitive to the reliability of systems based on machine learning.
The way the human brain works has inspired the developers of artificial neural networks. Will the roles now reverse and AI allow us to explore the mechanism of our brains? Join us for a seminar with Prof. Tomasz Wolak, who will visit NASK SCIENCE on October 4, at 10:00am, and talk about what are the differences and what are the similarities between artificial and biological intelligence.
XAI (explainable artificial intelligence) techniques offer tools for in-depth analysis of predictive models, also in terms of identifying potential vulnerabilities. This is what Prof. Przemyslaw Biecek will talk about during his seminar on October 11. Join us for a lecture entitled ‘Red-Teaming AI models – how and why to use XAI to analyze predictive models.’
NASK SCIENCE researchers are getting into your home!? Not really, of course, but they’re also concerned about your safety, examining smart home solutions hitting the market. One vulnerability of such a device was recently discovered by us and fixed by the producer.
How to address the topics of ethics, privacy and personal data in research projects? How to properly incorporate these aspects into data processing and interpretation? What is and should be the interaction between technology development and the legal or ethical dimensions of security and privacy?
Marek Janiszewski and Jan Adamski have prepared two speeches for this year’s Hack Summit. Together, they will present more information about a critical vulnerability in the API of one of the manufacturers of popular IoT devices, or present the methodology and conclusions of security testing of IoT devices. It all depends on the status of the CVD process, but we encourage you to attend today!
We are looking for authors who will jointly prepare a special issue of the scientific journal published by NASK ACIG Journal entitled “The Russian-Ukrainian War: Effects on Global Cybersecurity and Digital Infrastructure” (Special Issue ACIG vol. 3 no. 1).
What do cheetahs, robotics, artificial intelligence and machine learning have in common? For now, we know that they are linked by an exceptional scientist – Professor Amir Patel from the University of Oxford, who will soon visit NASK with his seminar “Studying Cheetahs Through the Lens of Robotics.” We look forward to your participation!
BotSense, which has been increasing the cybersecurity level of most banks in Poland for several years, was awarded in the State Security Leader 2023 competition during the International Defense Industry Exhibition in Kielce. The system was created and is being developed in the Mobile Systems Security Department at NASK SCIENCE.
Next week, researchers from the Institute of Optoelectronics of WAT, TELDAT and NASK will showcase a solution using quantum phenomena to generate random numbers. The device, which will be tested at NASK after the exhibition, will make users independent of available software solutions that generate random numbers using algorithms.