The founder of Adversa delivered a talk titled ‘AI Security: Why, What, How’ at the HITB Conference.
HITBSecConf is an annual must-attend event in the calendars of security researchers and professionals around the world. It is a platform for the discussion and dissemination of next-generation computer security issues.
Now, these issues address artificial intelligence, which is steadily flooding our world and slipping into a lot of verticals. While we understand more or less how to deal with software vulnerabilities, we have no clue what’s happening in ML-based solutions. We cannot but take note of adversarial examples, which have recently attracted media attention but were invented 5 years ago.
Alexander told about the industry of AI security and the most critical AI applications such as face recognition, self-driving cars, voice assistants, and the latest attacks. Particular attack methods like adversarial, privacy, poisoning, backdoor, reprogramming were discussed.
The video is available on YouTube.
This is Adversa’s monthly digest of the studies in the field of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. From December 2019 we choose to cover the studies that look at AI ...
