"Finding Bugs in AI Models at DEF CON 31"

DEF CON's AI Village will host the first public assessment of Large Language Models (LLMs) to discover bugs and the potential for AI model misuse. There are numerous ways in which LLMs can help users' creativity, but there are also challenges, particularly regarding security and privacy. This event aims to bring further attention to the implications of using generative Artificial Intelligence (AI), a technology with many potential applications and unclear repercussions. Red teams will evaluate LLMs from leading vendors, including Anthropic, Google, Hugging Face, NVIDIA, OpenAI, Stability, and Microsoft. They will do so on a Scale AI-developed evaluation platform. This exercise is intended to reveal both the potential and limitations of LLMs. Red teams hope that testing these models will reveal any potential vulnerabilities and evaluate the extent to which LLMs are vulnerable to manipulation. The White House, the National Science Foundation's (NSF) Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE) Directorate, and the Congressional AI Caucus' support for the red teaming exercise indicate the importance of the use of LLMs. It also emphasizes the possible risks associated with this technology. This article continues to discuss the first public assessment of LLMs.  

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