@DailyDoseOfDS_: OpenAI paid $500k for this! > A Kaggle contest to find LLM vulnerabilities DeepTeam does it for free. It implements 20+…
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DeepTeam is a free, open-source tool that implements 20+ state-of-the-art attacks to detect over 50 LLM vulnerabilities, including bias and PII leakage, running locally without a dataset.
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OpenAI paid $500k for this!
> A Kaggle contest to find LLM vulnerabilities
DeepTeam does it for free. It implements 20+ research-backed SOTA attacks to detect 50+ vulnerabilities like bias, PII leakage, toxicity, and more.
Runs locally. No dataset needed.
100% open-source. https://t.co/Ajn5bGvLRb
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