Johns Hopkins engineers use artificial intelligence to predict car crashes

If you change the timing of a traffic light from 20 seconds to 30 seconds, a new artificial intelligence tool developed by Johns Hopkins University researchers can predict how many more — or how many fewer — accidents will happen at that intersection. “These are complex events affected by numerous variables, like weather, traffic patterns, roadway design and driver behavior,” said senior …

Cut the AI Bait-and-Switch – Tips for Employers to Spot Fake Job Applicants

As deepfake tools and voice cloning become cheaper and more convincing, employers are increasingly encountering a troubling trend: fraudsters using artificial intelligence (AI) to create fake appearances, voices, or profiles to land remote jobs. In addition to the risk of hiring unqualified applicants, the practice raises significant concerns about individuals trying to steal company trade secrets, install malware on company-owned devices, or engage in other subversive activities. Quick Hits