Benchmark reveals privacy trade-offs in synthetic RNA-seq models
A new benchmark in Genome Biology evaluates eleven generative models for synthetic bulk RNA-seq data, revealing significant trade-offs between predictive ...
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Smart home IoT users in the MENA region put privacy first, survey of 164 people finds
A survey of 164 Arabic-speaking participants across 12 countries found that 55 percent prioritize privacy and prefer strengthening the security ...
Editorial Highlights Human and Organizational Factors in Digital Business Cybersecurity Governance
An editorial review synthesizes four studies examining human behavior, usability of controls, and institutional readiness across digital business transformation in ...
New Paper Proposes Right Not to Be Simulated
A new paper in Frontiers in Genetics proposes a Right Not to Be Simulated to address the ethical challenges of ...
Privacy, Security and Trust Shape Retail Chatbot Adoption, Review Finds
A systematic review of 54 studies finds that privacy concerns, security vulnerabilities and trust jointly determine whether shoppers accept AI-powered ...
Systematic review maps generative AI’s double-edged role in tourism and hospitality
A systematic review of 461 publications finds generative AI lowers traveler search costs and unlocks operational capacity in tourism and ...
Drift metrics predict how synthetic clinical text fails on real patient notes
Researchers show that lexical and embedding-based drift measures between synthetic and real clinical text moderately predict how much de-identification models ...
Federated learning framework aims to stabilize colorectal cancer CT classification across hospitals
A new personalized federated learning framework uses Transformer-based dynamic aggregation and adaptive regularization to improve colorectal cancer CT image classification ...
Javanese coastal joglo houses reveal the spatial secrets of living and working at home
A study of 32 traditional joglo houses in Juwana, Central Java, identifies which spatial layouts best support home-based work while ...
AI Can Measure Your Body for a Better Bra Fit, but the Evidence Stops Short of Proving It Works
Artificial intelligence is quietly moving into one of retail's most stubborn problems: finding a bra that actually fits. A new ...
Focus Groups Reveal Deep Caution Among Experts on AI Chatbot Therapists
A Dutch multi-stakeholder focus group study finds that clinicians, ethicists, AI experts and legal professionals all express caution toward AI ...
Sewage Surveillance Wins Broad UK Public Support, With Privacy Caveats
A survey of 1,157 UK adults found 92 percent support wastewater-based epidemiology, but comfort drops sharply for household-level monitoring and ...
Smart Click: A Single Group Photo Automates Attendance with MTCNN and FaceNet
A prototype attendance system called Smart Click recognizes enrolled faces in group photographs with 95.26 percent accuracy, rejecting unknown faces ...
New zero-knowledge protocol lets users prove attributes without revealing identity
A new decentralized zero-knowledge protocol, VeriPriv, enables users to prove possession of attributes such as studentship or auditor status without ...
Smart sensors that never forget: three learning paradigms collide in activity recognition
A new mini-review maps what happens when multimodal sensing, federated privacy and continual adaptation must work simultaneously in human activity ...
Qualitative survey maps three dimensions of lay trust in AI
An inductive analysis of 169 usable responses found that AI trust centers on performance while substantial shares also emphasize safety, ...
Automated de-identification preserves relationships in child protection reports
An evaluation of 10,000 South Australian child protection reports found that automated relationship-preserving de-identification achieved high performance across most tested ...
Federated ensemble framework predicts chronic kidney disease without sharing records
A simulated three-client framework combined stacked machine-learning models, differential privacy, federated SHAP explanations and low-bandwidth aggregation to classify chronic kidney ...
Documented patient consent for ambient video monitoring technologies in an academic hospital: a cross-sectional analysis of consent outcomes and demographic differences
Of the patients approached, 184 actively refused or later revoked permission and 213 had consent recorded as missing or unobtainable.
Smart Glasses Could Trigger a War on Human Expression
A conceptual foresight study argues that smart glasses capable of inferring emotion could provoke reciprocal concealment and gradually erode the ...
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