"UTSA Researchers Reveal Oversight in AI Image Recognition Tools"
Researchers at the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) have developed a proprietary attack named "AlphaDog" to study how hackers can exploit an oversight in Artificial Intelligence (AI) image recognition tools. AI can help people process and understand large amounts of data with precision. However, the new study points out that the modern image recognition platforms and computer vision models built into AI often overlook the "alpha channel," an essential back-end feature that controls the transparency of images. The UTSA researchers' paper describes the technology gap and offers recommendations to mitigate the cyber threat of hackers exploiting this oversight. This article continues to discuss the study "AlphaDog: No-Box Camouflage Attacks via Alpha Channel Oversight."
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