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Foundation models used in embodied agents for perception, reasoning, and action introduce security risks that can affect both digital inputs and physical behaviors. The study highlights limitations in existing threat categorizations and emphasizes the need for a more precise understanding of attack...
Foundation models used in embodied agents for perception, reasoning, and action introduce security risks that can affect both digital inputs and physical behaviors. The study highlights limitations in existing threat categorizations and emphasizes the need for a more precise understanding of attack...
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Foundation models are increasingly used for perception, reasoning, planning, and action generation in embodied agents, creating security risks that can propagate from digital inputs to physical behavior. Existing surveys often organize threats by mechanisms such as jailbreaks, prompt injection, backdoors,...
As embodied agents increasingly rely on foundation models, understanding their unique security vulnerabilities is critical to preventing attacks that bridge digital and physical domains. Improved threat identification can lead to more effective defenses and safer deployment of these AI systems.
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