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The increasing urgency to secure AI systems, particularly superintelligence, is becoming a matter of national security. This focus stems from concerns about potential espionage and the need to maintain control over increasingly powerful AI. Experts like Jeremy and Edouard Harris, founders of Gladstone AI, are urging US policymakers to balance the rapid development of AI with the inherent risks of losing control over these systems. Their research highlights vulnerabilities in critical US infrastructure that would need addressing in any large-scale AI initiative, raising questions about security compromises and power centralization.
Endor Labs, a company specializing in securing AI-generated code, has secured $93 million in Series B funding, highlighting the growing importance of this field. Recognizing that AI-generated code introduces new security challenges, Endor Labs offers a platform that reviews code, identifies risks, and recommends fixes, even offering automated application. Their tools include a plug-in for AI-powered programming platforms like Cursor and GitHub Copilot, scanning code in real-time to flag potential issues.
The rise of Generative AI presents unique security concerns as it moves beyond lab experiments and into critical business workflows. Unlike traditional software, Large Language Models (LLMs) introduce vulnerabilities that are more akin to human fallibility, requiring security measures that go beyond traditional code exploits. Prompt injection, where carefully crafted inputs manipulate LLMs, and a compromised AI supply chain are major risks, which requires tools like Endor Labs to ensure the security and integrity of AI driven code.
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Endor Labs, a company specializing in securing AI-generated code, has secured $93 million in Series B funding, highlighting the growing importance of this field. Recognizing that AI-generated code introduces new security challenges, Endor Labs offers a platform that reviews code, identifies risks, and recommends fixes, even offering automated application. Their tools include a plug-in for AI-powered programming platforms like Cursor and GitHub Copilot, scanning code in real-time to flag potential issues.
The rise of Generative AI presents unique security concerns as it moves beyond lab experiments and into critical business workflows. Unlike traditional software, Large Language Models (LLMs) introduce vulnerabilities that are more akin to human fallibility, requiring security measures that go beyond traditional code exploits. Prompt injection, where carefully crafted inputs manipulate LLMs, and a compromised AI supply chain are major risks, which requires tools like Endor Labs to ensure the security and integrity of AI driven code.
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- techcrunch.com: Endor Labs, which builds tools to scan AI-generated code for vulnerabilities, lands $93M
- Kyle Wiggers ?: Endor Labs, which builds tools to scan AI-generated code for vulnerabilities, lands $93M
- The Cognitive Revolution: Securing Superintelligence: National Security, Espionage & AI Control with Jeremie & Edouard Harris
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- HashTags: #AISecurity #Cybersecurity #AIControl
- Company: AI Companies
- Target: AI Systems
- Product: AI Models
- Feature: AI Security
- Type: Research
- Severity: Medium