Google's video recognition AI is trivially trollable

As the university's announcement points out, law enforcement agencies have a lot of faith that AI will help them tag suspects in surveillance videos. It's also interesting to note that Google's AI showed remarkable confidence in its incorrect identifications, as is seen in the table below, with the Audi inserted into the Chocolate Factory's test videos of animals, Google Fibre, and legendary Gorilla researcher Jane Goodall. Best of all: the researchers didn't have to learn how the video classifier's AI worked to deceive it. "Note that we could deceive the Google's Cloud Video Intelligence API, without having any knowledge about the learning algorithms, video annotation algorithms or the cloud computing architecture used by the API", they write, "we developed an approach for deceiving the API, by only querying the system with different inputs".