24.03 14:00 - 15:00
USI East Campus, Room D1.13 |
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Abstract: Large Language Models(LLMs) are increasingly embedded in critical systems, yet they introduce a growing set of security risks. This presentation highlights key vulnerabilities of LLMs such as prompt injections and examines how the rise of Agentic AI expands the attack surface. It concludes by assessing current defence mechanisms and underscoring the need for stronger, collaborative approaches to securing next-generation AI systems.
Host: Dr. Alberto Ferrante | |
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| | Jelena Milosevic is a Professor of Generative AI at FHNW, where she leads research and teaching in Generative and Agentic AI with an emphasis on secure, efficient deployment and on-device intelligence. Previously, she was a Senior Data Scientist at Yokoy (Zurich), delivering multimodal document-understanding systems and leading an LLM benchmarking framework. She also built several production-ready ML solutions at manufacturing company named Mondi Group (Vienna). Jelena earned a PhD from USI Lugano on runtime malware detection for resource-constrained devices and conducted postdoctoral research at TU Wien in network security and adversarial ML. 14:00 |
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