Poison Pill Defense Protects Proprietary AI Data From Theft
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Researchers have developed a defense mechanism called 'poison pill' to protect proprietary AI data from theft. This method renders stolen data worthless if used in unauthorized AI systems.
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Researchers Weaponize False Data to Wreck Stolen AI Systems Chinese and Singaporean researchers have developed a defense mechanism that poisons proprietary knowledge graph data, making such stolen information worthless to thieves who attempt to deploy it in unauthorized artificial intelligence systems.