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Microelectronics Assurance in an Untrusted Supply Chain: Can AI Help? - IC2Tech Colloquium

Keynote 2: "Microelectronics Assurance in an Untrusted Supply Chain: Can AI Help?" Center for Information & Security Education and Research (CINSER) Chicago State University April 17th, 2025 Speaker: Swarup Bhunia Semmoto Endowed Chair Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida Director, Warren B. Nelms Institute for the Connected World Abstract: Recent discoveries and reports on numerous security attacks on microchips and circuits violate the well-regarded concept of hardware trust anchors. The current business model and the supply chain eco-system for microelectronics give rise to unprecedented security and trust issues and accentuate the need for secure, trustworthy hardware. Consequently, verification of hardware for security and trust has become an integral part of the modern electronic system design flow. The talk will cover a spectrum of challenges associated with microelectronics assurance in current supply chain and describe emerging solutions in creating trustworthy hardware that can enable microelectronics security for the mass. It will outline the need and challenges for verification of an electronic design’s security properties. Finally, it will outline how AI-driven assurance of hardware, specifically the usage of generative AI, is creating a promising new paradigm of microelectronics security and trust.