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Peter Heslin (IDAS and Classics)30/09/2019, 16:30
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Nick White (Rescribe (Durham spin-out))30/09/2019, 16:40
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Donald Sturgeon (Computer Science)30/09/2019, 16:50
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Pete Phillips (Theology)30/09/2019, 17:00
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Chris Brown (Education)30/09/2019, 17:10
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Matthew Roberts (Archaeology)30/09/2019, 17:20
Working with image data provided by the Durham University Oriental Museum, we sought to test how well a data set created from a museum's digital archives could be used for broad artefact type classification using a CNN implemented in PyTorch, as well as considering potential ways in which computer vision and object recognition could be used to support efforts in heritage protection.
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Andrew Millard (Archaeology)30/09/2019, 17:30
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Robert Song30/09/2019, 17:40
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Joe Bullock30/09/2019, 17:50
This talk is based on research conducted in collaboration with the United Nations and demonstrates the ability with which AI can be used to generate text easily, and at a low cost. The implications of this to societal peace and stability will be explored, and recommendations for potential steps towards the mitigation of negative consequences given.
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