Ethical Considerations in AI Simulations for Designing Assistive Technologies
Evin Miser,
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Orcun Sarioguz
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Deleted Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(1), P. 209 - 218
Published: May 20, 2024
Current
ethical
debates
on
the
use
of
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
in
healthcare
approach
AI
technology
three
primary
ways.
First,
they
assess
risks
and
potential
benefits
current
AI-enabled
products
using
checklists.
Second,
propose
ex
ante
lists
values
relevant
to
design
development
assistive
technologies.
Third,
advocate
for
incorporating
moral
reasoning
into
AI's
automation
processes.
These
perspectives
dominate
discourse,
as
evidenced
by
a
brief
literature
summary.
We
fourth
approach:
viewing
methodological
tool
aid
reflection.
This
involves
an
simulation
concept
informed
elements:
1)
stochastic
human
behavior
models
based
behavioral
data
simulating
realistic
scenarios,
2)
qualitative
empirical
value
statements
regarding
internal
policy,
3)
visualization
components
illustrate
impact
variable
changes.
aims
inform
interdisciplinary
field
about
anticipated
challenges
or
trade-offs
specific
settings,
prompting
re-evaluation
implementation
plans.
is
particularly
useful
applications
involving
complex
behaviors
limited
communication
resources,
such
dementia
care
individuals
with
cognitive
impairments.
While
does
not
replace
reflection,
it
allows
detailed,
context-sensitive
analysis
during
process
before
implementation.Finally,
we
discuss
quantitative
methods
enabled
simulations
these
enhance
traditional
thought
experiments
future-oriented
assessments.
Language: Английский
An Expedited Examination of Responsible AI Frameworks: Directing Ethical AI Development
Jeff Shuford
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Deleted Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(1), P. 241 - 251
Published: May 22, 2024
In
recent
years,
the
rapid
expansion
of
Artificial
Intelligence
(AI)
and
its
integration
into
various
aspects
daily
life
have
ignited
significant
discourse
on
ethical
considerations
governing
application.
This
study
addresses
these
concerns
by
swiftly
reviewing
multiple
frameworks
designed
to
guide
development
utilization
Responsible
AI
(RAI)
applications.
Through
this
exploration,
we
analyze
each
framework's
alignment
with
Software
Development
Life
Cycle
(SDLC)
phases,
revealing
a
predominant
focus
Requirements
Elicitation
phase,
limited
coverage
other
stages.
Furthermore,
note
scarcity
supportive
tools,
predominantly
offered
private
entities.
Our
findings
underscore
absence
comprehensive
framework
capable
accommodating
both
technical
non-technical
stakeholders
across
all
SDLC
thus
notable
gap
in
current
landscape.
sheds
light
imperative
need
for
unified
encompassing
RAI
principles
accessible
users
varying
expertise
objectives.
Language: Английский
Towards a Platform for Robot-Assisted Minimally Supervised Hand Therapy: Design and Pilot Usability Evaluation
Venkata Dinesh Reddy Kalli
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Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(1), P. 230 - 240
Published: May 22, 2024
Background
Robot-assisted
therapy
has
the
potential
to
enhance
doses
post-stroke,
addressing
often
insufficient
treatment
of
hand
function
in
clinical
settings
and
after
discharge.
Traditionally,
these
systems
have
been
complex
required
therapist
supervision.
To
better
leverage
robot-assisted
therapy,
we
propose
a
platform
designed
for
minimal
supervision
present
preliminary
evaluation
its
immediate
usability,
key
challenge
neglected
real-world
applications.
This
approach
could
increase
by
enabling
single
train
multiple
patients
simultaneously,
as
well
supporting
independent
training
clinics
or
at
home.
Methods
We
implemented
design
changes
on
rehabilitation
robot,
focusing
minimally-supervised
therapy.
involved
developing
new
physical
graphical
user
interfaces
creating
two
functional
exercises
aimed
motor
coordination,
somatosensation,
memory.
Ten
participants
with
chronic
stroke
evaluated
platform's
usability
reported
their
perceived
workload
during
session.
The
ability
use
independently
was
assessed
using
checklist.
Results
After
brief
familiarization
period,
were
able
perform
session,
needing
assistance
only
13.46%
(range:
7.69–19.23%)
tasks.
They
rated
interface
highly
System
Usability
Scale,
scores
85.00
(75.63–86.88)
73.75
(63.13–83.75)
out
100,
respectively.
Nine
indicated
they
would
frequently.
within
acceptable
ranges.
most
challenging
tasks
identified
object
grasping
simultaneous
control
forearm
pronosupination
stiffness
discrimination.
Discussion
Our
findings
indicate
that
device
can
be
safely
intuitively
used
upon
first
exposure
adhering
requirements.
highlighted
specific
challenges
need
addressed
enable
use.
complement
conventional
providing
increased
existing
resources
establishing
continuum
care
transitions
from
clinic
Language: Английский
Data Sources as a Driver for Market-Oriented Tourism Organizations: A Bibliometric Perspective
Amizur Nachshoni
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Deleted Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(1), P. 219 - 229
Published: April 19, 2024
This
paper
introduces
a
conceptual
framework
that
captures
both
current
and
future
perspectives
of
data-driven
tourism
companies
by
analyzing
the
data
sources
utilized
in
research
literature
associated
topics.
To
achieve
this,
bibliometric
analysis
was
conducted.
The
study
encompasses
tourism-related
publications
relied
on
from
1982
to
2020.
findings
reveal
fundamental
performance
indicators
science
mapping,
identifying
key
themes
their
evolution.
Three
major
thematic
areas
emerge:
topics,
information
sources,
techniques.
From
these
areas,
model
architecture
processes
for
organizations
sector
is
developed.
Additionally,
qualitative
performed.
Language: Английский
The Impact of Large Language Models on Medical Education: Preparing for a Revolutionary Shift in Doctor Training
Sreeram Mullankandy
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Deleted Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(1), P. 270 - 277
Published: May 22, 2024
Artificial
intelligence
holds
immense
potential
to
transform
healthcare,
though
its
widespread
implementation
has
yet
be
realized.
This
lag
is
partly
because
efforts
have
traditionally
focused
on
easily
predicted
rather
than
actionable
problems.
Large
language
models
(LLMs)
represent
a
paradigm
shift
in
our
approach
artificial
due
their
accessibility
and
the
fact
that
frontline
clinicians
are
already
testing
them
identifying
applications.
LLMs
healthcare
could
significantly
reduce
clerical
burdens,
enhance
patient
education,
more.
As
we
enter
this
new
era
of
delivery,
will
bring
both
opportunities
challenges
medical
education.[1-5]
Future
should
designed
help
trainees
develop
clinical
reasoning
skills,
promote
evidence-based
medicine,
provide
case-based
training
opportunities.
may
also
necessitate
changes
how
documentation
taught.
Additionally,
can
contribute
refining
next
generation
as
explore
best
ways
integrate
these
into
education.
Whether
ready
or
not,
soon
integrated
various
aspects
practice.
We
must
collaborate
closely
with
students
educators
ensure
developed
mind,
guiding
education
responsibly
era.[21]
Language: Английский
Enhancing Machine Learning Performance: The Role of GPU-Based AI Compute Architectures
Bhuvi Chopra
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Journal of Knowledge Learning and Science Technology ISSN 2959-6386 (online),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3(3), P. 29 - 42
Published: March 9, 2024
This
paper
advances
the
field
of
GPU-based
embedded
intelligence
(EI)
by
providing
a
comprehensive
review
current
and
emerging
architectures
applications.
It
covers
key
paradigms
in
EI,
focusing
on
architecture,
technologies,
practical
The
is
structured
as
follows:
(1)
An
overview
classification
EI
research,
broad
perspective
concise
summary
paper's
scope;
(2)
in-depth
discussion
various
architectural
technologies
for
deep
learning
techniques
applications;
(3)
A
detailed
examination
machine
aims
to
offer
valuable
insights
into
research
area,
encouraging
further
development
deployment
Language: Английский
Enhancing Machine Learning Performance: The Role of GPU-Based AI Compute Architectures
Bhuvi Chopra
No information about this author
Journal of Knowledge Learning and Science Technology ISSN 2959-6386 (online),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3(3), P. 29 - 42
Published: March 9, 2024
This
paper
advances
the
field
of
GPU-based
embedded
intelligence
(EI)
by
providing
a
comprehensive
review
current
and
emerging
architectures
applications.
It
covers
key
paradigms
in
EI,
focusing
on
architecture,
technologies,
practical
The
is
structured
as
follows:
(1)
An
overview
classification
EI
research,
broad
perspective
concise
summary
paper's
scope;
(2)
in-depth
discussion
various
architectural
technologies
for
deep
learning
techniques
applications;
(3)
A
detailed
examination
machine
aims
to
offer
valuable
insights
into
research
area,
encouraging
further
development
deployment
Language: Английский
Enhancing Machine Learning Performance: The Role of GPU-Based AI Compute Architectures
Bhuvi Chopra
No information about this author
Journal of Knowledge Learning and Science Technology ISSN 2959-6386 (online),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3(3), P. 29 - 42
Published: March 9, 2024
This
paper
advances
the
field
of
GPU-based
embedded
intelligence
(EI)
by
providing
a
comprehensive
review
current
and
emerging
architectures
applications.
It
covers
key
paradigms
in
EI,
focusing
on
architecture,
technologies,
practical
The
is
structured
as
follows:
(1)
An
overview
classification
EI
research,
broad
perspective
concise
summary
paper's
scope;
(2)
in-depth
discussion
various
architectural
technologies
for
deep
learning
techniques
applications;
(3)
A
detailed
examination
machine
aims
to
offer
valuable
insights
into
research
area,
encouraging
further
development
deployment
Language: Английский
DNA Cryptography for Enhanced Data Storage Security in Cloud Environments
Mithun Sarker
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Deleted Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(1), P. 262 - 269
Published: May 22, 2024
Despite
the
persistent
security
challenges
inherent
in
cloud
systems,
a
distributed
environment
necessitates
an
access
control
model
that
is
contextually
aware
to
effectively
manage
these
challenges.
This
should
incorporate
role
activation
process
based
on
user's
contextual
information.
Within
this
process,
rationale
behind
data
collection
and
usage
disclosed,
enabling
administrators
establish
context-based
policies.
Consequently,
permissions
are
dynamically
activated
association
of
roles
with
context.
To
mitigate
complications
role-based
model,
users
categorized
into
classes
or
groups,
each
its
own
standards.
Access
specific
resources
determined
by
identity
upon
request.
Traditional
models
often
fall
short
environments
due
their
inability
address
all
aspects
diverse
entities,
resources,
present.
In
proposed
system
perception
reasoning,
entities
expanded
using
Extensible
Control
Markup
Language
(XACML),
while
trust
module
monitors
user
behavior
dynamically,
detecting
restricting
malicious
attempting
illegal
access.
includes
assigning
tag
users,
which
involves
task
classification
along
database
tagging.
Language: Английский
Advancing Collective Intelligence in Human–AI Collaboration: Foundations for the COHUMAIN Framework
Sohana Akter
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Deleted Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(1), P. 252 - 261
Published: May 22, 2024
Artificial
Intelligence
(AI)
powered
machines
are
increasingly
mediating
our
work
and
many
of
managerial,
economic,
cultural
interactions.
While
technology
enhances
individual
capabilities
in
ways,
how
can
we
ensure
that
the
sociotechnical
system
as
a
whole—comprising
complex
web
hundreds
human–machine
interactions—is
exhibiting
collective
intelligence?
Research
on
interactions
has
been
conducted
within
different
disciplinary
silos,
resulting
social
science
models
underestimate
vice
versa.
Integrating
these
diverse
perspectives
methods
is
crucial
at
this
juncture.
To
truly
advance
understanding
important
rapidly
evolving
area,
need
frameworks
to
facilitate
research
bridges
boundaries.
This
paper
advocates
for
establishing
an
interdisciplinary
domain—Collective
Human-Machine
(COHUMAIN).
It
outlines
agenda
holistic
approach
designing
developing
dynamics
systems.
illustrate
envision
domain,
describe
recent
sociocognitive
architecture,
transactive
systems
model
intelligence,
which
articulates
critical
processes
underlying
emergence
functioning
intelligence
human–AI
collaborations.
Language: Английский