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Similar approach can be used to perform so-called **adversarial attacks** on a neural network. Suppose we want to fool a neural network and make a dog look like a cat. If we take dog's image, which is recognized by a network as a dog, we can then tweak it a little but using gradient descent optimization, until the network starts classifying it as a cat:
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*Original picture of a dog* | *Picture of a dog classified as a cat*
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