IBM came up with a watermark for neural networks

The creation and development of a robust neural network is a labor-intensive and time consuming endeavor. That's why a team of IBM researchers recently developed a way for AI developers to protect their intellectual property. Much like digital watermarking, it embeds information into a network than can then be triggered for identification purposes. If you've spent hundreds of hours developing and training AI models, and someone decides to exploit your hard work, IBM's new technique will allow you to prove that the models are yours. IBM's method involves embedding specific information within deep learning models and then detecting them by feeding the neural network an image that triggers an abnormal response.