"The lack of transparency of neural models makes them vulnerable to various types of attacks we might not yet be aware of"
Retrospective, predictions, and analysis for the field of security of AI
Adversa published this extensive Trusted AI report to reveal
what threatens AI, why we need to protect this technology,
and how to do it.
The AI industry is woefully unprepared for real-world attacks: the profound analysis of over 2000 security-related research papers demonstrated that almost every AI algorithm is fundamentally vulnerable to privacy and security issues, which is also proven by multiple scientists worldwide.
AI applications from highly critical industries (according to the rate by EU regulations) such as Biometry (16%), Autonomous (13%), and Healthcare (9%) are among the most vulnerable by the number of published security issues and have already experienced multiple incidents.
The USA-China-EU standoff is expected to remain in the Trusted AI race: the USA has released 47% of all research papers, but China is gaining momentum.
check Deep scientific research that includes 2000+ academic papers form Arxiv.org
check Real incidents and 100+ governmental initiatives of the last decade
check The most targeted areas of artificial intelligence
check The most threatening attacks and their effect on businesses
check Predictions for the industry’s further growth and recommendations
Adversa is spearheading the effort for safer, more secure and trusted artificial intelligence and invites enthusiasts, researchers and industry partners to join us on the Road to Secure and Trusted AI.
"The lack of transparency of neural models makes them vulnerable to various types of attacks we might not yet be aware of"
"AI systems are software systems, without appropriate levels of security they can’t function and deliver benefits to the users"
"For the AI revolution to succeed, we must build trust. The risks are too high – but so are the benefits"
"Security and trust are an imperative for artificial intelligence, there is already much reported in the press on the negatives side of AI…"
"AI security design, checks and audits must be an essential part of the AI product life cycle"
"The first steps always are awareness, recognizing there is a problem opens the door to addressing it with a solution"
"Tomorrow AI may become the weakest link in the security chain and be exploitable by attackers…"
"Being able to keep your AI systems safe helps protect your company and your customers…"
People from more than 50 countries read the ``Road to Secure and Trusted AI`` report, including United States, China, United Kingdom, Germany, India, Italy, Israel, and Singapore. It has so far received wide media coverage in the USA, UK, India, Australia, Germany, China, South Korea, Spain, Italy, Indonesia.