: Report: Social media use is increasing despite privacy fears IBM has launched the first-of-its-kind Adversarial Robustness Toolbox, which aims to help developers embed resilience to adversarial attacks against artificial intelligence (AI) systems and deep learning neural networks. The toolbox is designed for use by AI researchers who want to build robust applications that can withstand a variety of attacks, including those from malicious hackers or other adversaries, according to IBM. The product has been developed in response to the increased use of AI, from autonomous vehicles to facial recognition software.
IBM has launched the first-of-its-kind Adversarial Robustness Toolbox, which aims to help developers embed resilience to adversarial attacks against artificial intelligence (AI) systems and deep learning neural networks. The toolbox is designed for use by AI researchers who want to build robust applications that can withstand a variety of attacks, including those from malicious hackers or other adversaries, according to IBM. The product has been developed in response to the increased use of AI, from autonomous vehicles to facial recognition software.