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Welcome to a new column of the IEEE Computational Intelligence Magazine devoted to Industrial Activities. In a previous communication1, I described the vision for the newly formed IEEE CIS Industrial and Governmental Activities Committee (IGAC). With I…

Hi all, To borrow from The Bard, what’s in a name? The world is awash with the hype, the reality, the potential, and the concerns of Artificial Intelligence. But what constitutes AI? That depends on who, and when, you ask. When I was a kid (acad…

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The employment of machine learning often requires a large amount of data, including our sensitive and personal information, to train models for various applications. With growing worldwide concerns over data privacy, particularly with the recent introd…

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