@AdinaYakup: SingGuard from Ant Group @AntLingAGI A multimodal guardrail where the safety policy is an input, not a fixed weight. - …
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SingGuard is a multimodal guardrail system from Ant Group that treats safety policy as an input, allowing dynamic adaptation via natural language. It is released under Apache 2.0 and covers text and image modalities.
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SingGuard 🛡️ from Ant Group @AntLingAGI
A multimodal guardrail where the safety policy is an input, not a fixed weight.
- 2B / 4B / 8B
- Apache 2.0
- Covers text + images (query & response)
- Dynamic policy adaptation via natural language
- Fast decision + deeper https://t.co/9znOsovcji
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