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Introducing Guardrails Trained for Your Policies
Introducing Guardrails Trained for Your Policies
Generic guardrails weren't built for your policies. WonderFence trains a custom detector for each one, using adversarial data from years of protecting the world's largest tech platforms, so you can deploy consumer-facing AI without compromise.
Curiouser Soundbites: AI Has a Bias Problem and Tennisha Martin Has a Plan
AI bias isn't a future problem, it's already deciding who gets hired, who gets screened out, and who gets access to what. Tennisha Martin, Founder and Chairwoman of BlackGirlsHack, joined Mo on Curiouser & Curiouser and had a lot to say about it. From why surface level fixes aren't cutting it to what actually changed her career after 15 years of trying to out-certify everyone around her, this one is packed.
What AI Red Teaming Looks Like Outside the Lab
Most enterprise AI red teaming programs are built for controlled environments, not the realities of production. As attack methods evolve and models drift, static testing leaves critical gaps. This piece breaks down why continuous, lifecycle-wide red teaming is required to catch what traditional approaches miss.
What Thousands of YouTube Comments Can Teach Us About AI Anxiety and the Importance of Guardrails
John Oliver's viral chatbot segment sparked millions of reactions. We analyzed 5,328 YouTube comments to uncover what AI anxiety really looks like and why guardrails matter.
WonderFence Now Integrates with Microsoft Copilot Studio to Secure Agents
WonderFence integrates with Microsoft Copilot Studio to secure AI agents with customizable policies, real-time monitoring, and guardrails that block prompt injection, data leaks, and compliance risks.
Curiouser Soundbites: What D&D Taught Us About AI Governance
If you work in GRC and you've ever felt like the ground keeps moving faster than you can document it, this one is for you. David Wendt, Manager of Innovation and AI Governance at Sherwin-Williams, draws one of the most unexpectedly useful analogies we've heard on Curiouser & Curiouser yet, and it involves Dungeons and Dragons.
"Okay, Here is How to Build a Bomb": Millions Download Dangerous LLMs
Thousands of abliterated LLMs have flooded open-source platforms with millions of downloads. These models comply with virtually any request, from bomb-making to malware, and run fully offline on consumer devices.
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