A Blog of the ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences
How can we integrate abstract ethical concerns into an operational AI risk assessment methodology? During the workshop run by the Responsible AI (RAI) group at Digital Health Lab Day on 3 September in Winterthur, we presented a value-driven risk assessment methodology. Using the dimensions defined in the EU Ethical Guidelines for trustworthy AI as grounding values, participants analysed a […]
On March 27th, the students and staff of ZHAW had the pleasure of attending the talk by Dr. Ehi Nosakhare titled “GenAI: Crafting Our Future”. This event was part of the Templeton Lectures, an annual series exploring the intersection of science, technology, and philosophy. Organized by the Templeton Foundation and VBG, the lecture was hosted […]
The ZHAW School of Engineering’s first PhD Student Meetup created a space for participants to connect across institutes, share experiences, foster scientific collaborations, and plan future events, promising an exciting year ahead for 2025. In December 2024 a group of 17 PhD students from various departments of the School of Engineering met for the kick-off […]
ChatGPT caused quite a stir. While impressive, it’s a “black box”: it’s unclear how it was trained, what data it used, and it cannot be fine-tuned for specific use cases or sensitive data. The release of the more transparent LLaMA model (and likely its leakage on the internet) has led to rapid model development. First, a new model was released every month, then every week, and now every second day. Keeping up with the latest advancements is challenging and exhausting, but this blog post offers a guide to running open-source language models locally for researchers and businesses.
A brave new World Every once in a while, a new technology with a significant societal impact comes along. To many, it seems that ChatGPT fits this criterion. Scrolling through Twitter and LinkedIn, one might get the impression that NLP is solved or that we are all doomed (depending on whom you follow). Although ChatGPT […]