Security: AI Apocalypse and Microsoft Windows Apocalypse
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How to prevent the hacked AI apocalypse
Adversarial attacks are an increasingly worrisome threat to the performance of artificial intelligence applications. If an attacker can introduce nearly invisible alterations to image, video, speech, and other data for the purpose of fooling AI-powered classification tools, it will be difficult to trust this otherwise sophisticated technology to do its job effectively.
Imagine how such attacks could undermine AI-powered autonomous vehicles ability to recognize obstacles, content filters’ effectiveness in blocking disturbing images, or in access systems’ ability to deter unauthorized entry.
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US Election Hackers Are Now Using Leaked NSA Tools To Target Hotels [Ed: Microsoft Windows' REAL TCO]
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Russia's 'Fancy Bear' Hackers Used Leaked NSA Tool to Target Hotel Guests
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Fancy Bear hackers now using NSA's EternalBlue exploit to go after hotels in Europe and Middle East
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Russian Hackers Are Targeting Hotels Across Europe, Researchers Say
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