Probabilistic Genotyping Used for Criminal Prosecution In a recent article published on The Markup, software that is used to match DNA in criminal prosecution has come under scrutiny.  The software implements what is known as probabilistic genotyping, a method used when analyzing data that contains a mixture of DNA from multiple people.  The software uses complex...Read More

Jonathan Zittrain and John Bowers of the Berkman Klein Center; Samuel Finlayson, Zachary Kohane, and Andrew Beam of Harvard Medical School; and Joichi Ito of the MIT Media Lab have published an article in Science highlighting potential uses of adversarial attacks on machine learning systems in the medical context.Read More