MIT Technology Review

Reinforcement-learning AIs are vulnerable to a new kind of attack

Adversarial attacks against the technique that powers game-playing AIs and could control self-driving cars shows it may be less robust than we thought. The soccer bot lines up to take a shot at the ...
VentureBeat

Reinforcement learning improves game testing, AI team finds

As game worlds grow more vast and complex, making sure they are playable and bug-free is becoming increasingly difficult for developers. And gaming companies are looking for new tools, including ...
Nature

Reinforcement learned adversarial agent (ReLAA) for active fault detection and prediction in space habitats

With growing interest for human space tourism in the twenty-first century, much attention has been directed to the robust engineering of Environmental Control and Life Support Systems in space ...
Aerospace and Mechanical Insider on MSN

Reinforcement learning boosts exoskeleton squat stability

Robotic lower extremity rehabilitation exoskeletons face a persistent challenge: maintaining stability and robustness during ...
AFCEA

Adversarial Machine Learning Poses a New Threat to National Security

Imagine the following scenarios: An explosive device, an enemy fighter jet and a group of rebels are misidentified as a cardboard box, an eagle or a sheep herd. A lethal autonomous weapons system ...
CSOonline

Adversarial machine learning explained: How attackers disrupt AI and ML systems

Threat actors have several ways to fool or exploit artificial intelligence and machine learning systems and models, but you can defend against their tactics. As more companies roll out artificial ...