Secure AI Weekly

SPOOFING AI  LIDAR COULD BLIND AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES TO OBSTACLES HACKADAY, November 22, 2022 For many decades, people have been successfully driving cars only using their two eyes and two ears as sensors. However, autonomous vehicles have a much wider array of sensors, including radar and lidar, as well as ultrasonic ...

Best practices for bolstering machine learning security MIT Technology Review, November 14, 2022 AI and machine learning have already been implemented by three-quarters of the largest companies worldwide. Their implementation continues as companies and their customers benefit greatly from the use of these modern technologies. In order to continue moving ...

Last week there were two important pieces of security news we decided to write immediately. The one is about winning the game of Go with adversarial attacks and the other covers an adversarial attack created with knitting. Nothing else requiring special attention happened. Therefore, we share information about the key ...

Gartner Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends for 2023 Gartner Gartner has announced the top technology trends for 2023 and AI Trust, Risk and Security Management (AI TRiSM) is one of them. Gartner’s list of 10 positions should be used to analyze the potential impact of these trends on strategies already ...

Boston Dynamics and five other robot makers pledge not to weaponize their robots Interesting Engineering, October 9, 2022 Recently, the largest robot manufacturers agreed and signed a commitment not to produce robots that are potentially dangerous to humans. Companies that have done this include Boston Dynamics, Agility Robotics, ANYbotics, Clearpath ...

The EU wants to put companies on the hook for harmful AI Technology Review, October 1, 2022 Europe is actively working to prevent the release of dangerous AI systems. As a further step, a new bill, called the AI ​​Liability Directive, has been introduced to make it easier to prosecute ...