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Kim, 2020 - Google Patents

The impact of platform vulnerabilities in AI systems

Kim, 2020

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Kim A
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Artificial intelligence has become increasingly prevalant through the past five years, even resulting in a national strategy for artificial intelligence. With such widespread usage, it is critical that we understand the threats to AI security. Historically, research on security in AI …
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