Hi. Do you care about adversarial attacks? Or not?
Either way, check out our #iclr2022 paper, "Attacking Deep Networks with Surrogate-Based Adversarial Black-Box Methods Is Easy".
Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2203.08725
Video: piped.video/gKzwEq6j5C8
More below. 👇 1/
Median query counts in the single digits for successful attacks, from an algorithm that just alternates between a "harder" and "softer" form of gradient transfer within a standard optimiser. Works nearly every time. 👍 5/
Are you an undergrad/postgrad interested in robotics/computer vision? Applications currently open for an internship in the Scene Understanding team at Five:
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I'd been considering writing a blog post about adversarial examples, but then, in the spirit of quick and dirty first-order approximations that get the job done, I just did this instead:
Just stumbled onto this old blog post: colah.github.io/posts/2015-0…
That's the best primer on information theory I've ever seen. There's a lot of insight in those deceptively simple visuals. I learned a few things.
My supervisor Sid has 2 PhD positions available at University of Edinburgh! A great learning opportunity for those interested in probabilistic generative models.
See more details on Sid's website here:
homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk/snara…
Pleased to announce a new paper from a team at @_FiveAI (@fgirbal, Majd Hawasly, Stefano Albrecht @UoE_Agents and myself) on "A Two-Stage Optimization-based Motion Planner for Safe Urban Driving", to appear in @ieeeras Transactions on Robotics.
five.ai/a-two-stage-optimiza…
A great thread by @ericarbailey got met thinking about managing innovation in industry and academia. I tried bringing processes like scrum to research but it didn't work. Breakthrough ideas requires long periods of "wandering in the woods", with no apparent measurable progress.
Interested in adv. robustness beyond security, or how adv. examples can help us understand deep learning? 🤔
Check our review paper “Optimism in the face of adversity”, just published in the Proc. IEEE 🚀
💎Xplore: bit.ly/3qz3men 📄arXiv: bit.ly/3s5Vz8a
If you are looking for a (6- to 12-month) research internship in computer vision / machine learning, our Oxford team is hiring - the call will close at the end of the week
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For a glimpse of our current research: five.ai/our-research
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