George Mason University Receives $4.85 Million to Develop AI for Detecting Domestic Violence Injuries
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Researchers at George Mason University received a $4.85 million gift to expand research on detecting domestic violence injuries using AI.
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The new AI tool will help identify bruising on different skin tones more accurately and equitably.
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The technology uses alternative light sources and imaging data to spot bruising that may be missed during normal exams.
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Researchers aim to build an expansive database and test the AI prototype extensively before releasing it for use by clinicians, forensic scientists, and law enforcement.
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The funding is the largest research gift received by George Mason's College of Public Health.