Participation in the World Hacker Day – April 21
E April will be held virtually ninth edition of Mundo Hacker Day, the largest Cybersecurity and Hacking event in Spain. Whose objective is to deal with current issues through different presentations and workshops with some of the greatest cybersecurity experts at a global level.
Among the speakers there are two teachers from our School, Jose Angel Olivas y Andres Montoro, who will give the talk "Tackling real Artificial Intelligence projects: a look at the darkest part of the network".
ABSTRACT:
Increasingly, it seems that developing systems that use artificial intelligence consists of a trial and error process to find the ideal parameterization of canned machine learning algorithms that are applied on structured numerical data, usually with the sole purpose of classifying new cases of the same. type than those used for training algorithms or generating groups of related elements without any objective or clear hypothesis. At least one should reflect on the importance of in-depth knowledge of the objectives and the context of the problems to be addressed and to what extent these systems 'simulate' intelligent human behaviour. To this end, examples of real developments in progress on the search and characterization of criminal behavior on the web are shown, paying special attention to highly connected communities.
