>The hacking of artificial intelligence is an emerging security crisis.
They stress that it could happen but that it hasn't really been found to be purvasive in the wild but also call it a "security crisis". Sensationalisation much?
They stress that it could happen but that it hasn't really been found to be purvasive in the wild but also call it a "security crisis". Sensationalisation much?
The parlor trick becomes dangerous to the powers that that be, when you start fooling surveillance and smart gun turrets or drones. This is already happening in the background. That is where the funding comes from, not a SV company fearing that their face filter does not work, but governments afraid their deep net border security will be rendered moot.
If anything the article is countering hype by citing researchers saying we don't really know how deep learning learns and represent objects, and that deep nets are a very weak copy of the human brain.
If you want to make a self driving car think there’s an Ostrich in the road, the easiest way would be to put an Ostrich in the road.