Which of the following would BEST help mitigate vulnerabilities associated with hidden triggers in generative AI models?

Question

Options

• ARegularly retraining the model using a diverse data set
• BApplying differential privacy and masking sensitive patterns in the training data
• CIncorporating adversarial training to expose and neutralize potential triggers
• DMonitoring model outputs and suspicious patterns to detect trigger activations

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  7% (2)
• C
  71% (20)
• D
  18% (5)

Explanation

Hidden triggers are adversarial backdoors planted in AI models, activated only by specific inputs. The AAISM materials specify that the best mitigation is to use adversarial training, which deliberately exposes the model to potential trigger inputs during training so it can learn to neutralize or resist them. Retraining with diverse data reduces bias but does not address hidden triggers. Differential privacy is focused on privacy preservation, not adversarial resilience. Monitoring outputs can help with detection but is reactive rather than preventative. The proactive solution highlighted in the study guide is adversarial training.

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