New artificial intelligence system automatically evolves to evade internet censorship

Internet censorship has been around for quite a while now. People are making strides in order to keep information in the public domain. A team at the University of Maryland have developed a tool called Geneva that uses machine learning to circumvent censorship. Currently this tool is only being used on client side, but, the team is looking into a server side version of the software. This is the first time that anti-censorship technology has been ahead of censorship technology.