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A voter safely mailing a 2020 election ballot at a drive-up mailbox in Palatine, Illinois. Photo by Kristen Prahl
October 16, 2022

Security experts lay out the most serious election threats

Source: Fast Company

Wael Abd-Almageed was interviewed about the impact of deepfakes in affecting public sentiment

Tug of war between women and men researchers
October 16, 2022

Women researchers are cited less than men. Here’s why—and what can be done about it

Source: Science

A study done by researchers at ISI focused on disparities in advancement in the sciences was featured.

AI biases
October 16, 2022

Would Biden’s AI Bill of Rights Be Effective?

Source: Dot.LA

Kristina Lerman and Fred Morstatter were quoted about the importance of mitigating bias in AI.

October 10, 2022

Tech Tuesday: NASA’s DART mission

Source: WOSU

David Barnhart was interviewed by Ohio Public Radio about the DART mission to destroy an asteroid.

October 2, 2022

NASA crashed a spacecraft into an asteroid

Source: The Conversation

David Barnhart contributed insights on the importance of NASA’s recent mission

October 2, 2022

AI can now create any image in seconds, bringing wonder and danger

Source: Washington Post

Wael Abd-Almageed was quoted about the dangers of AI being used to generate false information.

Hurricane Ian.
September 28, 2022

Hurricane Ian Seen through Internet Outages in Florida

Source: ANT Research News

USC ISI researcher John Heidemann is using Trinocular Internet outage detection to follow the evolution of the hurricane.

books
September 25, 2022

Men outnumber women 4:1 in literature

Source: The Print

Mayank Kejriwal’s research about the gender gap in literature was featured.

September 25, 2022

Homophobia Is Easy To Encode in AI

Source: Dot.LA

Research by Katy Felkner to mitigate AI bias towards the LGBTQ+ community was highlighted

Cyber attacks
September 11, 2022

Student information remains at risk after massive cyberattack on Los Angeles Unified

Source: LA Times

Cliff Neuman was quoted on about a recent LAUSD cyber attack and why the district was targeted

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