Secure AI Weekly

Keep an eye on facial recognition attacks –  your data can be exploited by malefactors   Intel calls its AI that detects student emotions a teaching tool. Others call it ‘morally reprehensible.’ Protocol, April 17, 2022 The expression on our face can say a lot – even sometimes more than we ...

Machine learning has come a long way, but it needs to meet safety criteria Keywords Can Hack the Hiring Process UTA, April 7, 2022 As artificial intelligence enters our lives tightly, very often it is given tasks that were previously given to people, for example, to make decisions about hiring ...

Smart systems has come a long way, but it needs to be safe enough World’s First Adversarial Attack in NFT Adversa.AI, April, 2022 Adversa.AI has launched a virtual unconventional Art Exhibition of paintings which can deceive artificial intelligence. The exhibition is made up of 100 “Mona Lisa” portraits –  all ...

As smart systems become increasingly common in the realm of national security, risk issues require more attention Immune to hacks: Inoculating deep neural networks to thwart attacks University of Michigan , March 24, 2022 Have you ever wondered what the aftermath might be a situation where an intruder changes road ...

AI errors can lead to various incidents, which is why it is so important to monitor the safety and ethics of smart systems A promising defense against face biometrics scraping comes up short Biometric Update, March 18, 2022 The researchers considered that digital photographs, especially those common on the Internet, ...

As smart systems become increasingly common in the realm of national security, risk issues require more attention The benefits of peripheral vision for machines  MIT News, March 2, 2022 There are a number of similarities between the way some computer vision systems process images and the way humans see out ...

ML models not as secure as it might seem at first glance People Trust Deepfake Faces More Than Real Faces Vice, February 22, 2022 Faces created by artificial intelligence become so believable that they blur the line between real photos and fakes, even people sometimes find it difficult to distinguish ...

Collecting personal data such as selfies is not as secure as it might seem at first glance Machine Learning in 2022: Data Threats and Backdoors? Dark Reading, February 16, 2022 According to experts, in 2022, attackers will focus on disclosing data and finding ways to deceive algorithms. Machine learning algorithms ...

Sometimes artificial intelligence should be significantly upgraded  Facial recognition software used by the government is so flawed one man was able to ‘cheat California out of $900,000 in fake unemployment payments by posting pix of himself in a curly ginger wig’ Mail Online, February 11, 2022 An American allegedly used ...