The eternal hide-and-seek: How anti-visual perception evolved from snow leopards to AI attacks - EurekAlert!
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image: From biological camouflage to multispectral signature management and adversarial attacks on AI vision, each advance in perception has driven new ways to stay unseen.
A research team led by Professor Yongxiang Liu at the National University of Defense Technology recently published a review article titled ‘The Evolution of Anti-Visual Perception: Biomimetics, Spectral Physics, and Artificial Intelligence’ in National Science Review. The review introduces anti-visual perception as a unifying concept, bringing biomimetic camouflage, multispectral signature management, and adversarial attacks on machine vision into one framework.
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