Inspiration
Hello, I was inspired by the idea of creating a mini Wikipedia for people to search about cyberhackers. I believe this can help users understand the dynamics and relationships among groups. Most importantly, unify the disparate information based on different reporting sites and legitimate sources.
What it does
My aim is to allow users to search for a specific hacker group and gain some information about it.
How I built it
In terms of concept, I would like to enlist the services of Azure’s entity extraction to extract noun phrases from the articles. Secondly, using the summarization feature from language services to define key information from the article sources. Finally, leverage Cosmos DB to create a knowledge graph, highlighting the relationships between groups.
Challenges I ran into
- Unable to resolve AttributeError and provision Azure’s language services to my Visual Studio Code
- A way to illustrate the relations between bad actors clearly in the knowledge graph
What I learned
- Coding and working on my solution bit by bit each day may be more effective than coding for a single day because I get to refresh my mind and seek solutions
- It can be hard to work on the solution individually as a first-timer and without proper knowledge of AI/ML
What's next for AIdentify
I hope to be able to complete my solution when I can solve the access issues to use language services on Visual Studio Code. This hackathon motivated me to kickstart this solution, even though I wasn’t able to complete it, I am able to continue working on with as I gain more skills.
Thank you!
Built With
- azure
- cosmosdb
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