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UF Computer & Information Science & Engineering retweeted
This #TechTuesday, we're spotlighting election security research at @UF! 🗳️
@UFCISE's Dr. Juan Gilbert & the Computing for Social Good Lab are transforming voting technology to guarantee that every vote is counted and cast as intended.
🔗: youtu.be/KDz94CnjuN4
Most assumptions about older adults online are wrong.
People 60+ are the fastest-growing internet users.
Join @UFPRISM with @eszter to see what research actually shows. Apr 23 | 12:30 PM ET | Virtual
Register: bit.ly/4kSEz1O
#DigitalLiteracy #Cybersecurity #Aging

ALT Promotional graphic for the PRISM Speaker Series featuring Eszter Hargittai. Title reads “Wired Wisdom: How to Age Better Online.” Event is April 23 at 12:30 PM ET, virtual, hosted by Elissa Redmiles. Includes links to register for the talk and a student meeting after the talk, and an NSF acknowledgment with grant numbers.
UF Computer & Information Science & Engineering retweeted
Join us at the @UF International Center Study Abroad Fair to explore opportunities that let you learn, travel, and experience the world. Meet program representatives, discover destinations, and find the program that fits your academic and career goals.
UF Computer & Information Science & Engineering retweeted
Happy holidays from all of us here at @UFWertheim! 🐊❄️
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. @UFCISE researchers warn of AI tools that generate explicit images from photos without consent. The team coined “SNEACI” to describe this rising threat, enabled by cheap, fast, and unregulated tech. Their study urges lawmakers to take action.
🔗: innovate.research.ufl.edu/20…
UF Computer & Information Science & Engineering retweeted
.@UFCISE's @kevinrbbutler and other cybersecurity experts are sounding the alarm on the rapid rise of AI-generated sexually explicit images created without the subject’s consent. @NSF news.ufl.edu/2025/05/non-con…
UF Computer & Information Science & Engineering retweeted
Congratulations to each and every one of @UFWertheim's 2025 #Gator100 honorees! We are so proud of our alumni and how their #GatorBusinesses are changing the world. Learn more about these incredible entrepreneurs and the businesses they have developed at gator100.ufl.edu/2025-honore…!
UF Computer & Information Science & Engineering retweeted
A UF team — led by @UFCISE assistant professor Kiley Graim, Ph.D. — has developed an AI tool to address "ancestral bias" in genetic data, a problem that arises when most research is based on data from a single ancestral group.
Learn more 👇
news.ufl.edu/2025/03/improvi…
UF Computer & Information Science & Engineering retweeted
UF is a national leader in cybersecurity research. With support from key funding sources, @UFWertheim's Patrick Traynor and his team have identified critical vulnerabilities in cellular networks and characterized mobile malware within provider networks.
Real World Impact: Cybersecurity
UF Computer & Information Science & Engineering retweeted
🚀 This #TechTuesday, we’re spotlighting Dr. Patrick Traynor, a professor in the @ufcise department at @uflorida! His research focuses on combating deepfakes and digital scams—an urgent issue as AI-generated content becomes more sophisticated.
📹: youtu.be/y2ZTKrD74Og
UF Computer & Information Science & Engineering retweeted
With only a FEW hours left, don't forget to make your donation for #GivingDay! ⏰⌛ When you donate to the Dean's Excellence Fund, you help our #GatorEngineering community continue to make the world a better place through innovation, service, and education bit.ly/GiveGatorEngineer
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To celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science this year, we want to highlight one of our fantastic @essie_uf graduate students, Britney Hay! She is an EES student, fueling her educational journey with a passion for animals. Read more: bit.ly/42SoOkC!
UF Computer & Information Science & Engineering retweeted
📣 ICYMI yesterday, tune in to WUFT-FM 89.1 TOMORROW at 7:28am to catch An AI Minute featuring research conducted by @uf_fics and @UFCISE's own, Patrick Traynor, Ph.D.! 📣 And visit econ.st/4jixh6w learn more about his research. #GatorEngineering
UF Computer & Information Science & Engineering retweeted
🚀 This #TechTuesday, we spotlight quantum computing and Dr. Prabhat Mishra from UF’s @UFCISE department! Quantum computers use qubits, which can be 0 & 1 at once, solving problems faster than traditional ones. A game-changer for the future!
🎥: youtu.be/-SWk7hm3Bmg
UF Computer & Information Science & Engineering retweeted
Welcome back, #GatorEngineers! We hope you have an amazing start to your semester #FirstDay 🧡💙🐊
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Check out our Computer Vision-themed activity guide on AI4K12.org! You can access this activity at the Linktree in our bio.
🙂 Face Demo Part 1: In this activity guide, students will learn about the earliest stages of vision processing in a face detection convolutional neural network. Specifically, students will investigate color patch detection and edge detection, exploring how the neural network responds to various stimuli. (Privacy Assurance: All camera images taken by this demo are processed locally, in your web browser. No images leave your computer.)
#AI4K12 #AI4GA #AIEducation #ArtificialIntelligence #AIForYouth #NextGenAI
@DiscoverNEOM @CarnegieMellon @SCSatCMU @UFCISE
UF Computer & Information Science & Engineering retweeted
Congrats to Dr. Prabhat Mishra, @UFCISE professor in the @UFWertheim & team for winning #InventionoftheYear at #StandingInnOvation2024!🎉His work is transforming quantum computing, cybersecurity, and AI to enhance security in the digital age.
🔗: youtu.be/zEYkcS6qLOo
UF Computer & Information Science & Engineering retweeted
Today and every day, we're grateful for #GatorNation. Happy Thanksgiving, Gator fam! 🐊 🦃
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Replying to @UF
@UF researchers recently concluded the largest study on audio deepfakes to date. Researchers from @UFCISE hope to help develop more effective training and detection models to curb phone scams, misinformation and political interference. Read more at eng.ufl.edu/newengineer/news…!



























