From one model to another: Transferable attacks research @ CVPR ’23
This post summarizes the CVPR ’23 work on transferable attacks, optimized on a surrogate model controlled by the attacker to also work on black-box targets.
This post summarizes the CVPR ’23 work on transferable attacks, optimized on a surrogate model controlled by the attacker to also work on black-box targets.
Adversarial attacks are a core discipline of AI security. This post summarizes pioneering adversarial attacks on computer vision models seen at CVPR ’23 that focus on underexplored tasks of computer vision or bring a new view on attack methodology.
The AI security papers from CVPR ’23 among the top-ranked papers by reviewer score.
CVPR ’23 has brought a large number of new, exciting AI security papers. This post kicks off a blog post series covering the work with an introduction, paper stats, and overall topical structure.
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