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Legal and ethical considerations regarding the use of ChatGPT in education
Artificial intelligence has evolved enormously over the last two decades,
becoming mainstream in different scientific domains including education, where
so far, it is mainly utilized to enhance administrative and intelligent
tutoring systems services and academic support. ChatGPT, an artificial
intelligence-based chatbot, developed by OpenAI and released in November 2022,
has rapidly gained attention from the entire international community for its
impressive performance in generating comprehensive, systematic, and informative
human-like responses to user input through natural language processing.
Inevitably, it has also rapidly posed several challenges, opportunities, and
potential issues and concerns raised regarding its use across various
scientific disciplines. This paper aims to discuss the legal and ethical
implications arising from this new technology, identify potential use cases,
and enrich our understanding of Generative AI, such as ChatGPT, and its
capabilities in education.Comment: Accepted at the 1st International Conference of the Network of
Learning and Teaching Centers in Greece: Transforming Higher Education
Teaching Practic
3D Cylindrical Trace Transform based feature extraction for effective human action classification
Human action recognition is currently one of the hottest areas in pattern recognition and machine intelligence. Its
applications vary from console and exertion gaming and human computer interaction to automated surveillance and assistive environments. In this paper, we present a novel feature extraction method for action recognition, extending the capabilities of the Trace transform to the 3D domain. We define the notion of a 3D form of the Trace transform on discrete volumes extracted from spatio-temporal image sequences. On a second level, we propose the combination of the novel transform, named 3D Cylindrical Trace Transform, with Selective Spatio-Temporal Interest Points,
in a feature extraction scheme called Volumetric Triple Features, which manages to capture the valuable geometrical distribution of interest points in spatio-temporal sequences and to give prominence to their action-discriminant geometrical correlations. The technique provides noise robust, distortion invariant and temporally sensitive features for the classification of human actions. Experiments on different challenging action recognition datasets provided impressive results indicating the efficiency of the proposed transform and of the overall proposed scheme for the specific task
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