Rozenn Dahyot
@rdahyot.bsky.social
Prof of Computer Science at Maynooth University Ireland.
https://roznn.github.io/
Interests: #PatternRecognition, #Statistics, #machinelearning #deeplearning #AI #datascience #computerscience #ComputerVision #SignalProcessing #RemoteSensing #GIS ...
https://roznn.github.io/
Interests: #PatternRecognition, #Statistics, #machinelearning #deeplearning #AI #datascience #computerscience #ComputerVision #SignalProcessing #RemoteSensing #GIS ...
Reposted by Rozenn Dahyot
We're experiencing an unbelievable deluge of submissions. At our journal we got ~200 per year in 2020. Last year it was 600. This year it's 800 with several months to go. So that's why we're slower to get stuff out for review.
September 6, 2025 at 11:09 PM
We're experiencing an unbelievable deluge of submissions. At our journal we got ~200 per year in 2020. Last year it was 600. This year it's 800 with several months to go. So that's why we're slower to get stuff out for review.
Reposted by Rozenn Dahyot
Banking on AI is just a bad business decision, whether you're an administrator or a student in higher education. It will be like having HTML or Microsoft Word on your resume. It probably already is.
June 9, 2025 at 4:29 PM
Banking on AI is just a bad business decision, whether you're an administrator or a student in higher education. It will be like having HTML or Microsoft Word on your resume. It probably already is.
Reposted by Rozenn Dahyot
The AI hype reminds me of the rush to teach HTML in the 2000s.
What happened?
Everyone suddenly knew HTML. It ceased to differentiate you in the marketplace. It was like saying you knew how to use email. You couldn't really build a career on it.
What happened?
Everyone suddenly knew HTML. It ceased to differentiate you in the marketplace. It was like saying you knew how to use email. You couldn't really build a career on it.
June 9, 2025 at 4:26 PM
The AI hype reminds me of the rush to teach HTML in the 2000s.
What happened?
Everyone suddenly knew HTML. It ceased to differentiate you in the marketplace. It was like saying you knew how to use email. You couldn't really build a career on it.
What happened?
Everyone suddenly knew HTML. It ceased to differentiate you in the marketplace. It was like saying you knew how to use email. You couldn't really build a career on it.