Boundary-Aware Obfuscation Shields On-Device Models from Cross-Node Attacks
A new arXiv paper proposes obfuscating model boundaries to protect on-device machine learning from attackers who gain white-box access via compromised edge nodes.
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A new arXiv paper proposes obfuscating model boundaries to protect on-device machine learning from attackers who gain white-box access via compromised edge nodes.
A new arXiv paper formalizes safe-AI goals as a three-player game and shows that desiderata like harmlessness and helpfulness cannot all be satisfied at once.
A new arXiv paper offers simpler logarithmic approximation algorithms for optimal decision tree and adaptive set cover problems.
A new arXiv paper describes a retrieval-augmented generation attack in which rules valid in one documented context are applied to questions outside that scope.
A proposed virtual-memory design for LLM agents tracks who may act on long-term memory, addressing a gap where hidden instructions in fetched pages can go unchecked.
A new arXiv paper argues that conversational AI should be designed around the heuristics and interactional strategies people use in everyday decisions.
A new arXiv preprint proposes bootstrap aggregation to make detection of malicious prompts for large language models more efficient and adaptable.
A new red-team suite aims to make privacy evaluations comparable across split and distributed large language models.
A new arXiv paper describes a poisoning attack that exploits embedding-space defects to redirect retrieval in vector databases.
A new arXiv paper describes an adversarial attack that combines digital deception with physical fidelity to threaten cognitive radar systems.
A new method uses Gaussian splatting to generate photorealistic 3D head avatars from a single image, balancing quality, speed, and generalization.
A new technique exploits review-process artifacts to link anonymous reviews to their submissions, threatening reviewer anonymity.
A new Shapley-based framework traces alarm-score changes to specific causal mechanisms, even when incident data are limited.
A new Sparse Landmark Embedding kernel guarantees positive semi-definite kernel matrices for arbitrary distance measures, extending Gaussian processes to manifolds and probability spaces.
A new arXiv preprint proposes a world-model variant that learns a terminal map for one-step action-conditioned prediction, potentially reducing training compute.
New bounds pin down the sample cost of forcing two learning runs to agree when the marginal is unknown.
A new 35B mixture-of-experts agentic model aims to improve long-horizon problem solving through adaptive capability composition.
A new arXiv paper proposes CaMeWM, a causal medical world model that simulates how tumors and survival would evolve under competing treatments, addressing the inherently counterfactual nature of treatment planning.