“It looks like adversarial red teaming. You relentlessly attack the AI models to find vulnerabilities.”

AI & Beyond · AI Doomsday or Hype? Jensen Huang’s Case for Speed and Safety

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conduct adversarial red-team attacks on AI models to surface vulnerabilities

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