A safe short-term adhesive on top (and a foam ball for a perch) holds a spider in front of a micro film projector and IR cam. Spiders were not damaged in the research study. To do this, scientists needed to get smart. The unblinking lenses of a spider’s 2 front-facing main eyes do stagnate. Rather, …
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This summertime Kaspersky specialists participated in the Machine Learning Security Evasion Competition ( MLSEC ) —– a series of trials evaluating entrants’ capability to assault and develop artificial intelligence designs. The occasion is consisted of 2 primary obstacles —– one for enemies, and the other for protectors. The aggressor difficulty was divided into 2 tracks …
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