Condensed Updates: Top News Highlights in Data Sphere
In the ever-evolving world of technology, machine learning is making significant strides in various sectors. Here's a rundown of some recent developments:
LinkedIn Open-Sources LiFT to Measure Fairness in Machine Learning Workflows
Social networking giant LinkedIn has open-sourced a tool called LiFT (LinkedIn Fairness Tool). This innovative software aims to help developers measure the fairness of their machine learning workflows, ensuring that algorithms are not biased against certain groups.
AI Streamlines School Bus Food Deliveries
Carnegie Mellon University and Allies for Children in Pennsylvania are leveraging AI to optimise school bus food deliveries for students who rely on meal programs. A machine learning algorithm computes a central delivery stop that maximises the number of students served in the least amount of time.
University of Michigan Develops Smart Water Monitoring System
Researchers at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor have developed a smart water monitoring system called Open Storm. This system collects data about rainfall, water quality, water flow, and soil moisture from drainage infrastructure. The University of Texas is using Open Storm to monitor water levels along roadways and alert motorists in the event of flooding.
Machine Learning Predicts Tour de France Rider Performance
Organisers of the Tour de France will use machine learning to make predictions about a rider's performance. This could revolutionise the sport by providing more accurate predictions and insights into the race.
AI Accurately Detects Breast Cancer
Three AI algorithms have been confirmed to be as accurate as trained radiologists in detecting breast cancer from mammograms. This development could significantly improve early detection rates and save lives.
Justus Liebig University Giessen Develop AI to Detect Discrimination
Researchers at the Justus Liebig University Giessen have developed a software tool to detect racism and discrimination in AI algorithms. This tool could help ensure that AI systems are fair and unbiased.
Tour de France Fans Can Explore Race with AR App
Tour de France fans can immerse themselves in the race like never before with an AR (Augmented Reality) app. The app allows users to watch the race from a bird's-eye view and explore scenic routes.
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