Can You Hack AI? Yes, and Deep Learning is Being Used to Both Attack and Defend

We're all familiar with Siri, Echo, Google Maps and Translate – as well as IBM – using artificial intelligence, or AI, to answer questions, find locations, help us make sense of foreign languages, and predict the weather respectively. But AI is getting smarter, which of course, is exactly what it's designed to do. "Deep learning" means the software gets better at guessing as time goes by. If you haven't taken a ride in a recent model by Tesla you might be a tad surprised. A large "dashboard screen" shows any and all relevant journey information and the entire car is connected to your phone ecosystem.