Pingu is built to stress-test AI agent behaviours. It does "red-teaming" on unstructured input, such as "attack text prompts" on AI agents or "attack voice prompts" on voice AI agents.
Got my AI to do nasty things.. for good!
Pingu is built to stress-test AI agent behaviours. It does "red-teaming" on unstructured input, such as "attack text prompts" on AI agents or "attack voice prompts" on voice AI agents.
very good idea, I ll try it now. Good luck with your launch 🚀
It started when I was almost hit by a self-driving car in San Francisco by a Waymo. Neural net-based AI decisions and behaviours are non-binary; even if a sensor detects you, it might take risk-based decisions. It's more like human behaviour than a binary, deterministic software. I noticed that even AI Agent security products out there check only binary prompts. They are usually vulnerable to AI-generated attacks. Welcome to statistical vulnerability management rather than binary security vulner
I saw some impressive examples of breaking guardrails with this tool, but please note that the setup and documentation can be laggy due to the tool's recent launch.
Please send us your prompts and I will share [Redacted] safe answers by pingu-unchained-1 to your questions with settings on how to reproduce it!
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