AI-driven Adaptive Cyber Defense Strategies for Autonomous Vehicle Fleets
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Due to the advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), vehicles rely heavily on sophisticated AI systems for implementing complex systems supporting capabilities for advanced driving assistance, autonomous operation, and fleet management. When it comes to autonomous vehicle technologies, cyber-physical systems pave the way for AI-driven strategies due to the complex connections and communications that occur between AI-based control models and the environment that has been learned and recognized by these models either on the fly or from an online training process.
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