David Doermann

PhD

Volunteer Professor

Document image understanding; video analysis; pattern recognition; computer vision; media forensics; artificial intelligence

Security Cameras Are Failing Spectacularly at Common Sense
5/5/26
The Wall Street Journal highlighted the expertise of David Doermann regarding the failures of doorbell security cameras to distinguish true threats.
MacDill bomb was housed in 2 Pepsi bottles, court record says
4/14/26
The Tampa Bay Times interviewed David Doermann about the authenticity of a photo that led to the discovery of a bomb left outside MacDill Air Force Base.
Empire AI powers bold new research at UB, from surgery to climate science
12/15/25
New wave of projects push innovation in these high-stakes challenges.
Marina Blanton recognized as ACM distinguished member
4/3/25
Blanton is recognized for her contributions to the advancement of privacy-preserving computation.
New leadership in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
6/27/24
New chairs have been named for industrial and systems engineering, computer science and engineering, and chemical and biological engineering, as well as new heads for academic affairs and research.
Expect to see AI ‘weaponized to deceive voters’ in this year’s presidential election
4/1/24
The Philadelphia Inquirer quoted David Doermann in a story reporting that experts have reason to believe that AI will be weaponized to deceive voters in this year’s presidential election.
AI's Threat to National Security
2/5/24
David Doermann appeared on the podcast Law, AI & Money.