Tag: artificial intelligence

European nations may be hesitant to trust AI for cybersecurity

By Chiara Vercellone on May 7, 2020May 13, 2020 artificial intelligence, European Union, United States

The United States is designating resources to develop artificial intelligence (AI) for cybersecurity, but European countries are slower to follow.

Conflicts and Terrorism Cybersecurity

Developing military technology could change what we consider an act of war

By Chiara Vercellone on March 17, 2020 act of war, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, developing technology, warfare

As the United States and adversaries devote more resources to the development of technology, the lines of what is considered an act of war per its traditional U.S. Code definition may become blurred.

Global Health and Migration

Artificial Intelligence can Significantly Speed up the Detection, Diagnosis and Drug Development for Coronavirus

By HyoJung Kim on March 3, 2020March 3, 2020 artificial intelligence, biosurveillance, CDC, coronavirus, COVID-19, deep-learning model, epidemiology, WHO

It’s been proven — artificial intelligence (AI) is much faster than humans in identifying and predicting potential epidemics.

To be exact, it was 6 days faster than the initial CDC notice and 9 days faster than the first WHO notice for the recent coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

The use of AI in the field of epidemiology ranging from biosurveillance and diagnosis to treatment development has been around since the early 2010s, but the government and the international organizations are just realizing its potential.

Find out more in the video.