Privacy-Preserving Information Extraction for Ethical Case Studies in Machine Learning Using ChatGLM-LtMP
Xindan Gao,
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Xinyi Ba,
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Jian Xing
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et al.
Electronics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(7), P. 1352 - 1352
Published: March 28, 2025
Ensuring
privacy
protection
in
machine
learning
is
crucial
for
handling
sensitive
information,
particularly
ethical
case
studies
within
computer
engineering.
Traditional
information
extraction
methods
often
expose
private
data
to
risks
such
as
membership
inference
and
reconstruction
attacks,
compromising
confidentiality.
To
address
these
concerns,
we
propose
ChatGLM-LtMP,
a
privacy-preserving
framework
that
integrates
Least-to-Most
Prompting
P-Tuning
v2
structured
secure
retrieval.
By
employing
controlled
prompting
mechanisms,
our
approach
minimizes
exposure
while
maintaining
high
accuracy
(93.71%),
outperforming
baseline
models.
Additionally,
construct
knowledge
graph
using
the
Neo4j
4.4
database
integrate
LangChain
0.2
case-based
intelligent
question
answering.
This
enables
interpretable
of
data,
making
it
suitable
applications
scenarios.
The
proposed
method
advances
extraction,
safeguarding
cases
from
potential
attacks
automated
environments.
Language: Английский
Bridging LMS and Generative AI: Dynamic Course Content Integration (DCCI) for Connecting LLMs to Course Content – The Ask ME Assistant
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 31, 2025
Abstract
The
integration
of
Large
Language
Models
(LLMs)
with
Learning
Management
Systems
(LMSs)
has
the
potential
to
enhance
task
automation
and
accessibility
in
education.
However,
hallucination
where
LLMs
generate
inaccurate
or
misleading
information
remains
a
significant
challenge.
This
study
introduces
Dynamic
Course
Content
Integration
(DCCI)
mechanism,
which
dynamically
retrieves
integrates
course
content
curriculum
from
Canvas
LMS
into
LLM-powered
assistant,
Ask
ME.
By
employing
prompt
engineering
structure
retrieved
within
LLM’s
context
window,
DCCI
ensures
accuracy,
relevance,
contextual
alignment,
mitigating
hallucination.
To
evaluate
DCCI’s
effectiveness,
ME’s
usability,
broader
student
perceptions
AI
education,
mixed-methods
approach
was
employed,
incorporating
user
satisfaction
ratings
structured
survey.
Results
pilot
indicate
high
(4.614/5),
students
recognizing
ability
provide
timely
contextually
relevant
responses
for
both
administrative
course-related
inquiries.
Additionally,
majority
agreed
that
reduced
platform-switching,
improving
engagement,
comprehension.
AI’s
role
reducing
classroom
hesitation
fostering
self-directed
learning
intellectual
curiosity
also
highlighted.
Despite
these
benefits
positive
perception
tools,
concerns
emerged
regarding
over-reliance
on
AI,
accuracy
limitations,
ethical
issues
such
as
plagiarism
student-teacher
interaction.
These
findings
emphasize
need
strategic
implementation,
safeguards,
pedagogical
framework
prioritizes
human-AI
collaboration
over
substitution.
contributes
AI-enhanced
education
by
demonstrating
how
context-aware
retrieval
mechanisms
like
improve
LLM
reliability
educational
engagement
while
ensuring
responsible
integration.
Language: Английский
Exploring How AI Literacy and Self-Regulated Learning Relate to Student Writing Performance and Well-Being in Generative AI-Supported Higher Education
Jingfei Shi,
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Weitong Liu,
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Ke Hu
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et al.
Behavioral Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(5), P. 705 - 705
Published: May 20, 2025
The
integration
of
generative
artificial
intelligence
(GAI)
into
higher
education
is
transforming
students’
learning
processes,
academic
performance,
and
psychological
well-being.
Despite
the
increasing
adoption
GAI
tools,
mechanisms
through
which
AI
literacy
self-regulated
(SRL)
relate
to
their
emotional
experiences
remain
underexplored.
This
study
investigates
how
SRL
are
associated
with
writing
performance
digital
well-being
among
university
students
in
GAI-supported
contexts.
A
survey
was
administered
257
from
universities
China,
structural
equation
modeling
used
examine
hypothesized
relationships.
Results
show
that
both
significantly
positively
predict
having
a
stronger
effect.
Moreover,
shows
positive
association
GAI-driven
well-being,
serving
as
partial
mediator
this
relationship.
These
findings
suggest
fostering
technological
competencies
effective
strategies
may
support
outcomes
while
supporting
AI-enriched
educational
environments.
By
integrating
unified
model,
contributes
growing
body
research
on
offers
practical
implications
for
cultivating
balanced
sustainable
age
GAI.
Language: Английский