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Vanessa Toholka
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Host, Byte Into IT
Beats
Games , Technology , Japanese Culture , VR
Content
Segments: Byte Into It: Guido Melo On Changing The Future By Changing The Past With ‘AI Erasure’ — Triple R 102.7FM, Melbourne Independent Radio
By Vanessa Toholka, Row Murray| Triple R Verified Published multilingual author and Victorian University Masters Graduate, Guido Melo, discusses ‘AI Erasure’ – a term he coined himself in his research at Victorian University revolving around artificial intelligence’s ability to utilise datasets and modify the past due to a bias in user input. He expresses his concern for how datasets can become skewed due to demographics and how this could affect artefacts as basic as family cooking recipes all to follow a biased database.
Segments: Byte Into It: Deep Fakes and Child Safety with Hye Jung Han — Triple R 102.7FM, Melbourne Independent Radio
By Vanessa Toholka, Row Murray| Triple R Verified From an episode of Byte Into IT∙Presented by Vanessa Toholka and Row MurrayInterviewHye Jung Han, researcher and advocate in the Children's Rights Divison at Human Rights Watch, discusses the current state of online child safety and the part AI technology plays perpetuating deep fakes. She also speaks to the future of child safety on the internet, and what protections are already out there, and what else can be done to shield young minds.
Segments: Byte Into It: Guido Melo On Changing The Future By Changing The Past With ‘AI Erasure’ — Triple R 102.7FM, Melbourne Independent Radio
By Vanessa Toholka, Row Murray| Triple R Verified Published multilingual author and Victorian University Masters Graduate, Guido Melo, discusses ‘AI Erasure’ – a term he coined himself in his research at Victorian University revolving around artificial intelligence’s ability to utilise datasets and modify the past due to a bias in user input. He expresses his concern for how datasets can become skewed due to demographics and how this could affect artefacts as basic as family cooking recipes all to follow a biased database.
Company Info
Byte Into IT