Electronics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(13), P. 2458 - 2458
Published: June 23, 2024
In
the
field
of
object
detection,
adversarial
attack
method
based
on
generative
network
efficiently
generates
examples,
thereby
significantly
reducing
time
costs.
However,
this
approach
overlooks
imperceptibility
perturbations
in
resulting
poor
visual
performance
and
insufficient
invisibility
generated
examples.
To
further
enhance
a
utilizing
median
filtering
is
proposed
to
address
these
perturbations.
Experimental
evaluations
were
conducted
Pascal
VOC
dataset.
The
results
demonstrate
that,
compared
original
image,
there
an
increase
at
least
17.2%
structural
similarity
index
(SSIM)
for
Additionally,
peak
signal-to-noise
ratio
(PSNR)
increases
by
27.5%,
while
learned
perceptual
image
patch
(LPIPS)
decreases
84.6%.
These
findings
indicate
that
examples
are
more
difficult
detect,
with
improved
closer
resemblance
without
compromising
their
high
aggressiveness.
European Journal of Risk Regulation,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(3), P. 602 - 624
Published: Aug. 29, 2023
Abstract
This
article
focuses
on
copyright
issues
pertaining
to
generative
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
systems,
with
particular
emphasis
the
ChatGPT
case
study
as
a
primary
exemplar.
In
order
generate
high-quality
outcomes,
AI
systems
require
substantial
quantities
of
training
data,
which
may
frequently
comprise
copyright-protected
information.
prompts
inquiries
into
legal
principles
fair
use,
creation
derivative
works
and
lawfulness
data
gathering
utilisation.
The
utilisation
input
for
purpose
enhancing
models
presents
significant
concerns
regarding
potential
violations
copyright.
paper
offers
suggestions
safeguarding
interests
holders
competitors,
while
simultaneously
addressing
challenges
expediting
advancement
technologies.
analyses
platform
example
explore
necessary
modifications
that
regulations
must
undergo
adequately
tackle
intricacies
authorship
ownership
in
realm
AI-generated
creative
content.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: Feb. 2, 2024
Abstract
The
advent
of
ChatGPT
has
sparked
a
heated
debate
surrounding
natural
language
processing
technology
and
AI-powered
chatbots,
leading
to
extensive
research
applications
across
various
disciplines.
This
pilot
study
aims
investigate
the
impact
on
users'
experiences
by
administering
two
distinct
questionnaires,
one
generated
humans
other
ChatGPT,
along
with
an
Emotion
Detecting
Model.
A
total
14
participants
(7
female
7
male)
aged
between
18
35
years
were
recruited,
resulting
in
collection
8672
ChatGPT-associated
data
points
8797
human-associated
points.
Data
analysis
was
conducted
using
Analysis
Variance
(ANOVA).
results
indicate
that
utilization
enhances
participants'
happiness
levels
reduces
their
sadness
levels.
While
no
significant
gender
influences
observed,
variations
found
about
specific
emotions.
It
is
important
note
limited
sample
size,
narrow
age
range,
potential
cultural
impacts
restrict
generalizability
findings
broader
population.
Future
directions
should
explore
incorporating
additional
models
or
chatbots
user
emotions,
particularly
among
groups
such
as
older
individuals
teenagers.
As
pioneering
works
evaluating
human
perception
text
communication,
it
noteworthy
received
positive
evaluations
demonstrated
effectiveness
generating
questionnaires.
AI,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(2), P. 803 - 841
Published: June 4, 2024
This
study
explores
the
progress
of
chatbot
technology,
focusing
on
aspect
error
correction
to
enhance
these
smart
conversational
tools.
Chatbots,
powered
by
artificial
intelligence
(AI),
are
increasingly
prevalent
across
industries
such
as
customer
service,
healthcare,
e-commerce,
and
education.
Despite
their
use
increasing
complexity,
chatbots
prone
errors
like
misunderstandings,
inappropriate
responses,
factual
inaccuracies.
These
issues
can
have
an
impact
user
satisfaction
trust.
research
provides
overview
chatbots,
conducts
analysis
they
encounter,
examines
different
approaches
rectifying
errors.
include
using
data-driven
feedback
loops,
involving
humans
in
learning
process,
adjusting
through
methods
reinforcement
learning,
supervised
unsupervised
semi-supervised
meta-learning.
Through
real
life
examples
case
studies
fields,
we
explore
how
strategies
implemented.
Looking
ahead,
challenges
faced
AI-powered
including
ethical
considerations
biases
during
implementation.
Furthermore,
transformative
potential
new
technological
advancements,
explainable
AI
models,
autonomous
content
generation
algorithms
(e.g.,
generative
adversarial
networks),
quantum
computing
training.
Our
information
for
developers
researchers
looking
improve
capabilities,
which
be
applied
service
support
effectively
address
requirements.
Information,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(12), P. 755 - 755
Published: Nov. 27, 2024
Deep
learning
(DL)
has
become
a
core
component
of
modern
artificial
intelligence
(AI),
driving
significant
advancements
across
diverse
fields
by
facilitating
the
analysis
complex
systems,
from
protein
folding
in
biology
to
molecular
discovery
chemistry
and
particle
interactions
physics.
However,
field
deep
is
constantly
evolving,
with
recent
innovations
both
architectures
applications.
Therefore,
this
paper
provides
comprehensive
review
DL
advances,
covering
evolution
applications
foundational
models
like
convolutional
neural
networks
(CNNs)
Recurrent
Neural
Networks
(RNNs),
as
well
such
transformers,
generative
adversarial
(GANs),
capsule
networks,
graph
(GNNs).
Additionally,
discusses
novel
training
techniques,
including
self-supervised
learning,
federated
reinforcement
which
further
enhance
capabilities
models.
By
synthesizing
developments
identifying
current
challenges,
insights
into
state
art
future
directions
research,
offering
valuable
guidance
for
researchers
industry
experts.
AI and Ethics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 30, 2024
Abstract
This
survey
paper
explores
the
transformative
role
of
Artificial
Intelligence
(AI)
in
information
security.
Traditional
methods,
especially
rule-based
approaches,
faced
significant
challenges
protecting
sensitive
data
from
ever-changing
cyber
threats,
particularly
with
rapid
increase
volume.
study
thoroughly
evaluates
AI’s
application
security,
discussing
its
strengths
and
weaknesses.
It
provides
a
detailed
review
impact
on
examining
various
AI
algorithms
used
this
field,
such
as
supervised,
unsupervised,
reinforcement
learning,
highlighting
their
respective
limitations.
The
identifies
key
areas
for
future
research
focusing
improving
algorithms,
strengthening
addressing
ethical
issues,
exploring
safety
security-related
concerns.
emphasizes
security
risks,
including
vulnerability
to
adversarial
attacks,
aims
enhance
robustness
reliability
systems
by
proposing
solutions
potential
threats.
findings
aim
benefit
cybersecurity
professionals
researchers
offering
insights
into
intricate
relationship
between
AI,
emerging
technologies.
Production and Operations Management,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 31, 2025
National
culture
plays
a
vital
role
in
shaping
operations
management
(OM)
practices,
yet
its
impact
remains
largely
underexplored.
This
paper
builds
on
the
Gupta
and
Gupta’s
cross-cultural
OM
research
framework
that
consists
of
three
categories:
operational
decisions,
supply
chain
management,
interdisciplinary
topics.
It
highlights
how
national
influences
key
areas
such
as
product
return
policies,
dynamic
complexity,
buyer–supplier
conflict
relationships.
Additionally,
it
examines
culture's
determining
post-acquisition
performance
cross-border
mergers
acquisitions,
adoption
digital
piracy
prevention
strategies,
relationship
between
language
chains.
To
address
emerging
challenges,
extends
by
introducing
new
themes.
concludes
with
recommendations
for
future
research,
offering
valuable
guidance
scholars
practitioners
navigating
complexities
managing
culturally
diverse
globally
interconnected
operations.
European Journal of Education,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
60(1)
Published: Feb. 18, 2025
ABSTRACT
The
arrival
of
generative
artificial
intelligence
(GAI)
technologies
marks
a
significant
transformation
in
the
educational
landscape,
with
implications
for
teaching
and
learning
performance.
These
can
generate
content,
simulate
interactions,
adapt
to
learners'
needs,
offering
opportunities
interactive
experiences.
In
China's
education
sector,
incorporating
GAI
address
challenges,
enhance
practices,
improve
This
study
scrutinises
impact
on
performance
focusing
mediating
roles
e‐learning
competence
(EC),
desire
(DL),
beliefs
about
future
(BF),
as
well
moderating
role
facilitating
conditions
amongst
Chinese
educators.
Data
was
collected
from
411
teachers
across
various
institutions
China
using
purposive
sampling.
PLS‐SEM
ANN
were
employed
assess
suggested
structural
model.
results
indicate
that
significantly
influence
by
EC,
DL,
BF
roles.
Furthermore,
positively
moderate
association
BF.
underscores
critical
self‐determination
theory
shaping
effective
incorporation
education,
valuable
insights
outcomes
sector.