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AI licensing fees may bypass creators, University of Amsterdam paper finds
A paper from the University of Amsterdam's IViR institute suggests that AI licensing fees might not reach the intended creators. The research, detailed in a 15-page document, examines AI levies and residual rights under…
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Melika Ayoughi successfully defends PhD thesis on visual understanding semantics
Dr. Melika Ayoughi successfully defended her PhD thesis on external and internal semantics for visual understanding. The defense took place at the University of Amsterdam, with participation online. Her thesis is availa…
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OpenAI releases 700+ AI-generated math proofs, sparking debate
OpenAI has released a significant volume of AI-generated mathematical proofs, including formalizations for machine verification, on GitHub. These results, achieved with relatively low compute budgets, have sparked both …
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AI initiatives face scrutiny amid resource concerns and app evaluations · 3 sources tracked
UNC Healthcare has received up to $35 million to establish the world's largest data resource for rare disease AI, partnering with Emory University to analyze clinical and biological data for earlier diagnoses and treatm…
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New multilingual text-to-image AI model NeoBabel outperforms Big Tech alternatives
Dheeraj Varghese, a researcher at the Universiteit van Amsterdam, has developed NeoBabel, a novel multilingual text-to-image model. This model operates directly in six languages, bypassing the need for English translati…
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US Approves New Sunscreen Ingredient Bemotrizinol After Decades-Long European Use
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved bemotrizinol, a new sunscreen ingredient, for over-the-counter use, marking the first such approval in the U.S. since 1999. This chemical sunscreen ingredient has been …
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Corn protein transformed into silk-inspired bioplastic
Scientists from China and the Netherlands have developed a new biopolymer derived from corn protein, inspired by the structure of spider silk. This material, dubbed "plantymer," exhibits rigidity and barrier properties …
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University of Amsterdam researcher develops methods to detect and remove bias in AI models
AI researcher Oskar van der Wal has developed methods to detect and remove biases, such as those related to gender and ethnicity, from language models like ChatGPT. His doctoral thesis from the University of Amsterdam d…