Cinder

Join us in New York tomorrow, Tuesday, September 29, for “Smaller Models, Sharper Tools: Building with Machine Learning to Drive Product.” We’ll be discussing how Cinder built smaller, targeted multimodal models to deliver high-quality content violation detection at a fraction of the cost and latency of larger generative systems, while still being practical for non-ML specialists to use. A moderated panel featuring Tullie Murrell and Mitchell Krieger will run right after the tech talk. RSVP below! https://luma.com/er5vpe8j

A lot of the AI safety conversation right now is focused on what more capable systems *might* do in the future. But these systems are already facilitating very real harms today. Scams, fraud, sextortion, deepfakes, harassment, NCII and child safety threats do not require AGI, writes Cinder’s Alexis C.. Read more at the link in comments.

From online harm to fraud, new risks are emerging faster than current systems can keep up. At Forward ‘26, Cinder’s Co-Founder and CEO, Glen Wise, will talk about how AI agents and human experts help protect platforms and strengthen compliance. Save your seat now! https://lnkd.in/g-R5-wEZ #Forward26 #ArtificialIntelligence #AIOperations #TaskUs

As an Agent Product Manager, Jenna Murdoch designs how Cinder AI agents fight internet abuse. She shares her perspective on building effective AI agents at the link in comments. 

“The work is hard, really hard. But the mission makes it worth it.” Noam D. shares why he joined Cinder at the link in comments.

AI is advancing business, but it’s also amplifying fraud, abuse, and security threats. Cinder co-founder Declan Cummings shares his perspective on why AI safety expertise is becoming essential for enterprises and what leaders should consider as they plan for safe, competitive AI adoption. Link in comments.

Join Cinder and SWGfL on Tuesday, September 22 for an evening reception around the United Nations General Assembly at Cinder's NYC HQ. RSVP here: https://lnkd.in/g7udFq-v

AI leaders are calling for development to slow down. But who gets to decide when AI is safe? Cinder's Sam Freeman gets into it. Link in comments.

We'll be back out in SF on September 29 for drinks and conversation with Trust and Safety leaders, practitioners, customers, and friends. There's no shortage of what to talk about right now. RSVP ➡️ https://luma.com/014wlu2x

Cinder CEO Glen Wise: The real AI safety problem is already here. Read more in comments.