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Detecting the undetectable: Transforming policing with AI

MBZUAI · Invalid Date

Salem AlMarri, the first Emirati Ph.D. graduate from MBZUAI, developed a video anomaly detection (VAD) system for his thesis. The VAD system can detect subtle anomalies in video, such as suspicious interactions, to help police prevent crimes and save lives. AlMarri's work was carried out under the guidance of Karthik Nandakumar, Affiliated Associate Professor of Computer Vision at MBZUAI. Why it matters: This research showcases the potential of AI in enhancing public safety and security in the UAE, demonstrating practical applications of computer vision in law enforcement.

Meeting unmet legal needs with NLP

MBZUAI · Invalid Date

Justice Connect, an Australian charity, collaborated with MBZUAI's Prof. Timothy Baldwin to improve their legal intake tool using NLP. The tool helps route legal requests, but users struggled to identify the relevant area of law, leading to delays and frustration. By applying NLP, the collaboration aims to help users more easily navigate the tool and access appropriate legal resources. Why it matters: This project demonstrates how NLP can be applied to improve access to justice and address unmet legal needs, particularly for those unfamiliar with legal terminology.

KAUST year in review: Selected highlights

KAUST · Dec 29

KAUST researchers are working on solutions to regional and global problems. A KAUST underwater glider completed 1,000 dives in the Red Sea. KAUST was ranked 19th globally in the Nature Index 2016 of top institutions for high-quality science. Why it matters: This illustrates KAUST's commitment to impactful research and its role as a leading scientific institution in the region.