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Seeing Is Believing For Artificial Intelligence
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Geospatial imagery as well as facial recognition and other biometrics are driving the intelligence community’s research into artificial intelligence. Other intelligence activities, such as human language translation and event warning and forecasting, also stand to gain from advances being pursued in government, academic and industry research programs funded by the community’s research arm. The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) is working toward breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, or AI, through a number of research programs.
IARPA looks to hand-held genetic testing
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The intelligence community's development arm announced an effort to accelerate the development of next-generation gene sequencing technology, with an eye to building...
IARPA Funds Project To Track Worker Productivity with Sensors
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The connected system known as the internet of things might soon include human employees as part of its network. ... Deniz Ones and Mustafa al'Absi, professors of psychology and behavioral medicine, respectively, are part of a team from six universities developing out mPerf, a $13.8 million effort to use sensors and software to examine employee behavior. That program is part of the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity, the intelligence community's research and development unit, and its Multimodal Objective Sensing to Assess Individuals with Context project, known as MOSAIC for short.
UMD research part of national study about work productivity
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If a FitBit can make us better at working out, maybe it can make us better at working, too. That’s the basic premise behind a nationwide study looking at work performance using wearables, smartphones and other technology that can track responses to different tasks.
Demystifying the Black Box That Is AI
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When Jason Matheny joined the U.S. Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) as a program manager in 2009, he made a habit of chatting to the organization’s research analysts. “What do you need?” he would ask, and the answer was always the same: a way to make more accurate predictions.
Why Software Matters to Government Intelligence
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Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) was created in 2006 to advance the development of research and technology used to achieve the intelligence goals of the United States (US) and “avoid technological surprise.”
Researchers to develop mobile sensor technology, improve job performance
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Mobile sensors for workplace productivity? Activity trackers for meetings? It’s the future of mobile sensor technology and two University of Minnesota faculty are making it possible, ushering in a new era of productivity and efficiency in the workplace.
