Hacking AI - Security & Privacy of Machine Learning Models
Offered By: Stanford University via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the intersection of cybersecurity and machine learning in this Stanford webinar featuring Professor Dan Boneh. Delve into "adversarial machine learning" and examine the stability of machine learning models when faced with adversarial behavior. Learn about machine learning pipelines, adversary examples, and various defense mechanisms including perceptual ad blocking and adversarial noise. Discover the importance of data protection through differential privacy and its impact on accuracy. Investigate transfer learning, CTML, and methods for measuring resistance to adversarial attacks. Gain insights into the challenges of identifying data sources and the potential implications of quantum computing on machine learning security.
Syllabus
Introduction
Machine Learning Pipeline
Adversary Examples
Defenses
adversarial examples
perceptual ad blocking
adversarial noise
data protection
differential privacy
accuracy
privacy
differential privacy level
transfer learning
CTML
Why cant we identify what the data said
Measuring resistance to adversarial attacks
Quantum computing
Taught by
Stanford Online
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