AI for Trust

Trust is one of the main pillar of our modern society. Citizens, customers, industry and policy makers firmly believe in the reliability of our infrastructures, services and systems.

As an example, everyday we drive a car, and we trust, it can be stopped at anytime. Engineering, among other disciplines, helped us to build this perception of trust and today cars are considered a safe mean of transportation and we trust them. Nowadays, trust is tampered because of the global consequences of energy shortages or climate change, and society is exposed to new threats (e.g. disinformation, counterfeits, trafficking, business intelligence, national security, humanitarian) putting its security at risk. Societal needs and industrial demand are growing, and are likely to grow, to address these risks, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) holds many of the solutions to these emerging threats. The new CRG « AI for Trust » will research, develop and transfer AI technologies to keep or increase trust.

Group News

World leaders in biometrics met at Idiap
tech — Apr 26, 2023

Idiap hosted a Biometrics Week. This one of a kind event gathered several hundreds of people from various backgrounds ranging from academia to industry. Organizers included the European Association for Biometrics and the US based Center for Identification Technology Research.

New Cross Research Group to address societal challenges
research — Mar 16, 2023

Created in 2022, Cross Research Groups will foster collaborations between Idiap research groups. Their aim is to have long-term impacts on society thanks to an approach mixing both business oriented solutions and interdisciplinary scientific groundwork.

Group Job Openings

Our group is regularly posting job openings ranging from internships to researcher positions. To check the opportunities currently available or to submit a speculative applications use the link below.Our group is regularly posting job openings ranging from internships to researcher positions. To check the opportunities currently available or to submit a speculative applications use the link below.

 

Current Group Members

The group is led by Sébastien Marcel.

MARCEL, Sébastien
(Senior Research Scientist with Academic Title)
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NEUGBER, Samuel
(R&D / Research Assistant)
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VIDIT, Vidit
(Postdoctoral Researcher)
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POLAC, Magdalena
(R&D / Research Assistant)
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ULUCAN, Ibrahim
(Research Assistant)
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Alumni

Please note that this list is not exhaustive.