@mylifcc: The ultimate AI security red teaming tool is here! I just discovered an incredibly hardcore open-source project — DeepTeam! Produced by Confident AI, it is an LLM Red Teaming framework built on DeepEval, specifically designed to 'hack' your own large models: 50+ real-world vulnerabilities…
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Confident AI has released DeepTeam, an open-source LLM red teaming framework that supports 50+ vulnerability detections and 20+ adversarial attacks, aimed at helping developers safely test large language models.
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