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Safety of Embodied Navigation: A Survey

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  • Haebom

Author

Zixia Wang, Jia Hu, Ronghui Mu

Outline

This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the safety of physically embodied AI (e.g., AI) based on large-scale language models (LLMs), particularly in the area of navigation. Given the nature of navigation, which requires perceiving, interacting, and adapting to an unfamiliar environment while navigating to a target, ensuring safety in real-world deployment is crucial. Therefore, this paper comprehensively analyzes the safety threats, defense mechanisms, and evaluation methodologies of navigation systems. In addition to reviewing various datasets and metrics for evaluating existing safety issues, mitigation techniques, effectiveness, and robustness, this paper explores unresolved issues and future research directions, including potential attack vectors, mitigation strategies, more reliable evaluation techniques, and the implementation of a verification framework. Ultimately, the goal is to provide insights for the development of safer and more reliable navigation systems, contributing to improved societal safety and industrial efficiency.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
We provide a comprehensive analysis of the safety of physical implementation AI exploration, suggesting research directions.
We contribute to the development of secure systems by presenting various attack strategies, defense mechanisms, and evaluation methodologies.
It lays the foundation for follow-up research by suggesting unresolved issues and future research directions.
We present results that can contribute to improving social safety and industrial efficiency.
Limitations:
Suggestions regarding unresolved safety issues and future research directions may be limited to providing direction rather than specific methodologies or technical solutions.
The actual effectiveness of the proposed safety issues and solutions must be confirmed through further experiments and validation.
The paper covers a wide range of topics and may lack in-depth analysis of specific areas.
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