Adversarial Machine Learning Profile
Adversarial Machine Learning

@adversarial_ML

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I tweet about #MachineLearning and #MachineLearningSecurity.

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@jhasomesh
Somesh Jha
7 years
Just read this paper. Short summary: when thinking of defenses to adversarial examples in ML, think of the threat model carefully. Nice paper. Also won the best paper award at ICML 2018 (@icmlconf ) Congrats to the authors!! https://t.co/iEdYbZI6VL
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@aleks_madry
Aleksander Madry
7 years
Adversarial robustness is not free: decrease in natural accuracy may be inevitable. Silver lining: robustness makes gradients semantically meaningful (+ leads to adv. examples w/ GAN-like trajectories) https://t.co/dynU5RQpM7 (@tsiprasd @ShibaniSan @logan_engstrom @alex_m_turner)
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@bose_joey
Joey Bose
8 years
Here's an article by @UofT about our new work on adversarial attacks on Face Detectors that help you preserve your privacy.
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New algorithm protects users’ privacy by dynamically disrupting facial recognition tools designed to identify faces in photos
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@aleks_madry
Aleksander Madry
8 years
Think BatchNorm helps training due to reducing internal covariate shift? Think again. (What BatchNorm *does* seem to do though, both empirically and in theory, is to smoothen out the optimization landscape.) (with @ShibaniSan @tsiprasd @andrew_ilyas) https://t.co/Tlo71NSebi
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@GiorgioPatrini
gio
8 years
Excited by this direction of formal investigation for adversarial defences: Adversarial examples from computational constraints, Bubeck et al https://t.co/FKUqwuTyE7
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@biggiobattista
Battista Biggio
8 years
"No pixels are manipulated in this talk. No pandas are harmed..." Great ways to differentiate your talk from the rest of talks on adversarial examples... no more pandas please 😀
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@goodfellow_ian
Ian Goodfellow
8 years
I'm speaking at the 1st Deep Learning and Security workshop (co-located with @IEEESSP ) at 1:30 today: https://t.co/AaeTVerKNy I'll discuss research into defenses against adversarial examples, including future directions. Slides and lecture notes here: https://t.co/fCcnDo5tib
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@goodfellow_ian
Ian Goodfellow
8 years
This paper shows how to make adversarial examples with GANs. No need for a norm ball constraint. They look unperturbed to a human observer but break a model trained to resist large perturbations. https://t.co/m8W1WpQQwu
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@savanvisalpara7
Savan Visalpara
8 years
LaVAN: Localized and Visible Adversarial Noise. A method to generate adversarial noise which is confined to small, localized patch of the image without covering any main objects of the image. https://t.co/QBmMN2hfcL
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@jhasomesh
Somesh Jha
8 years
Two papers accepted to ICML 2018. Congrats to all my amazing co-authors. Both on adversarial ML. The arxiv version of the papers are up, but we will update it soon based on reviewer comments. Arxiv versions: https://t.co/VoBqhj0jK9 and https://t.co/gPno2WR0sy
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Motivated by safety-critical applications, test-time attacks on classifiers via adversarial examples has recently received a great deal of attention. However, there is a general lack of...
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@adversarial_ML
Adversarial Machine Learning
8 years
A detailed post on privacy in machine learning describing why do we need private ML algorithms, and how can we leverage PATE framework to achieve the same (by @NicolasPapernot and @goodfellow_ian) https://t.co/qdRiDVV9Qr #MachineLearning
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@adversarial_ML
Adversarial Machine Learning
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IBM Ireland just released "The Adversarial Robustness Toolbox: Securing AI Against Adversarial Threats". This library will allow rapid crafting and analysis of attacks and defense methods for machine learning models. https://t.co/rzRRLhUZ8H #MachineLearningSecurity #AdversarialML
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