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The security and reliability of the code in AI models is a huge question mark, because the models are black boxes that aren't accessible to outsiders. Matt Fredrikson, professor at Carnegie Mellon University and founder of Gray Swan AI, joins Dennis to talk about the challenge of assessing these models and how a community of red teamers is trying to meet it.
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