Do you know where your data has been? The post Data Poisoning in Machine Learning: Why and How People Manipulate Training Data appeared first on Towards Data Sc...
Fascinating research: Weird Generalization and Inductive Backdoors: New Ways to Corrupt LLMs. AbstractLLMs are useful because they generalize so well. But can y...
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OpenAI recently released a startling admission: prompt injection, the technique used to hijack AI models with malicious instructions, might never be fully defea...
Overview Today many apps use deep learning to perform complex tasks quickly, from image analysis to voice recognition. However, tiny, almost invisible changes...
Overview Many AI systems can be fooled by tiny, almost invisible edits to images that cause them to give incorrect answers. Researchers have discovered a simpl...
Why some AI defenses fail — a simple look at testing and safety People build systems that learn from data, but small tricky changes can make them fail. Researc...
Introduction Narada is the divine provocateur from Hindu mythology—a sage who travels between realms, carrying information that destabilizes equilibrium. He sp...
It turns out my parents were wrong. Saying 'please' doesn't get you what you want-poetry does. At least, it does if you're talking to an AI chatbot. That's acco...
One malicious prompt gets blocked, while ten prompts get through. That gap defines the difference between passing benchmarks and withstanding real-world attacks...
In recent years, Vision-Language-Action (VLA) models in embodied intelligence have developed rapidly. However, existing adversarial attack methods require costl...
