Chatterbox Labs is an AI security and safety software company that was established in 2011. Our patented platform, AIMI, automates the process of testing AI (across the whole inference flow, including models and guardrails). AIMI delivers automated, customized AI security & safety testing and provides the factual risk metrics that enterprise leaders need to approve AI into production. Years of developing AI IP gave novel scientific breakthroughs in: - Automated custom harm categories to address any enterprise use case - Unlimited jailbreaks to identify weaknesses in models and guardrails
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Delighted to be joining Red Hat and the open source ecosystem
Red Hat has acquired Chatterbox Labs, a pioneer in model-agnostic AI safety and generative AI guardrails. The integration of Chatterbox Labs’ technology will create a unified platform where safety is built-in, strengthening our ability to enable production AI workloads with any model, on any accelerator, anywhere. Read more: https://red.ht/4q9CwYC
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Getting the right, most secure model, is critical because it gets your secure agent deployed much more quickly. If you’re stuck with an AI model with poor security (or worse, an unknown level of security) the teams tasked with managing the agent must manually code & configure security controls for each tool that might to be called (those you’re using now, and all those in the future too). #ai #agenticai #aisecurity
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It was wonderful to speak with Thomas Claburn at The Register recently about AI in the enterprise, with a particular focus on the new challenges of AI security in the existing cybersecurity landscape. Check it out here: (Page 1, summary article): https://lnkd.in/gWVDAWks (Page 2, full interview): https://lnkd.in/g-mhbeiy #ai #aisecurity #cybersecurity #enterpriseAI
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