Research from UNamur makes artificial intelligence tools more reliable

Researchers at UNamur have developed a new method that uncovered 32 previously undetected bugs in some of the most widely used software libraries for training artificial intelligence models. Stemming from a master's thesis, this research has already led to fixes in several software programs used by millions of developers worldwide.

Supported by the Wallonia Public Service (SPW Research) and Wallonia-Brussels International, this research serves as yet another example of the high quality of such work and its significance to the international scientific community.

As a reminder, the project was conducted collaboratively by a team comprising the University of Namur, the University of Passau (Germany), and TU Delft (Netherlands).

If you wish, you can find more details regarding this research at the following address : Research from UNamur Makes Artificial Intelligence Tools More Reliable | UNamur