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Learn more about how all UF students, regardless of major or degree level, will have the opportunity to add Artificial Intelligence savvy to their credentials via UF’s AI Across the Curriculum Initiative. Artificial intelligence has lurked behind the scenes in… Read More

FINS Faculty & Collaborators @ WPI develop InfoNEAT: A Novel, More Generalizable Deep Learning (DL) Approach

Deep Neural Network (DNN) is a type of machine learning model that closely resembles a human brain. Like the brain, DNN consists of nodes and connections to process the outside information and learn a specific task. However, such networks have a… Read More

UF RESEARCHERS ENHANCE DEFENSE READINESS THROUGH THE LANGUAGE OF MATHEMATICS

A multidisciplinary team of researchers led by engineering faculty at the University of Florida, including FINS core member Dr. James Fairbanks, hopes to build software that will bridge that gap, with the goal of providing valuable applications for defense readiness.

AI Expert Dr. Damon Woodard Assumes Directorship of New IF Institute, FINS

“Florida is often ground zero regarding several national security matters. Thus, FINS is well situated as the state’s flagship educational institution to partner with the critical national security assets found across the state.”

AI Gatekeepers at UF Provide Innovative Tool for Industries Looking to Shut Down Bad Actors

“Intellectual property infringement accounts for multiple billion dollars each year. But more importantly, this is a national security threat.”

Trusting Tech: AI Can Combat DeepFakes, Cyber Crimes and Snooping

University of Florida researcher Damon Woodard is using artificial intelligence methods to develop algorithms that can detect deepfakes — images, text, video and audio that purports to be real but isn’t.

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