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Emerging AI Security Threats for Autonomous Cars -- Case Studies

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arxiv 2109.04865 v1 pith:MXW4F3YB submitted 2021-09-10 cs.CR cs.AIcs.CV

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keywords attacksmodelautonomouscarsextractionmodelsvalueacross
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Artificial Intelligence has made a significant contribution to autonomous vehicles, from object detection to path planning. However, AI models require a large amount of sensitive training data and are usually computationally intensive to build. The commercial value of such models motivates attackers to mount various attacks. Adversaries can launch model extraction attacks for monetization purposes or step-ping-stone towards other attacks like model evasion. In specific cases, it even results in destroying brand reputation, differentiation, and value proposition. In addition, IP laws and AI-related legalities are still evolving and are not uniform across countries. We discuss model extraction attacks in detail with two use-cases and a generic kill-chain that can compromise autonomous cars. It is essential to investigate strategies to manage and mitigate the risk of model theft.

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