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Human factors in security
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Adversarial machine learning can manipulate input data to mislead systems, posing risks at both inference and training stages.
Social engineering attacks are increasingly targeting human vulnerabilities, with AI tools potentially aiding defense.
Differential privacy introduces noise to protect individual data while maintaining model utility.
Blockchain's decentralized consensus mechanisms offer security but lack inherent confidentiality, requiring additional privacy measures.
Program synthesis is emerging as a key area for developing intelligent systems, focusing on translating complex tasks into executable programs.
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