AI is employed in data privacy to enhance security measures and protect sensitive information. It utilizes techniques like machine learning, natural language processing, and anomaly detection to identify potential breaches, encrypt data, and automate privacy controls, ensuring compliance with regulations and safeguarding user privacy.
This article discusses the need for regulatory oversight of large language models (LLMs)/generative artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare. LLMs can be implemented in healthcare settings to summarize research papers, obtain insurance pre-authorization, and facilitate clinical documentation. LLMs can also improve research equity and scientific writing, improve personalized learning in medical education, streamline the healthcare workflow, work as a chatbot to answer patient queries and address their concerns, and assist physicians to diagnose conditions based on laboratory results and medical records.
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the battle against food waste and propelling the transition towards a circular economy. By leveraging AI technologies, such as advanced analytics and machine learning, various applications are being developed to optimize food manufacturing, distribution networks, and waste management processes. These AI-driven solutions enhance decision-making, enable efficient resource utilization, and support recycling and upcycling initiatives.
Researchers propose a groundbreaking solution in the form of a blockchain layer and an enhanced Dragonfly algorithm to fortify smart home networks. This innovative approach ensures reliable user authentication, safeguards data privacy, and optimizes communication while paving the way for further advancements such as 5G integration and edge computing, promising secure and efficient smart homes of the future.
The study proposes a smart system for monitoring and detecting anomalies in IoT devices by leveraging federated learning and machine learning techniques. The system analyzes system call traces to detect intrusions, achieving high accuracy in classifying benign and malicious samples while ensuring data privacy. Future research directions include incorporating deep learning techniques, implementing multi-class classification, and adapting the system to handle the scale and complexity of IoT deployments.
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