Open source initiative with the goal of documenting, tracking and discussing language model vulnerabilities and exposures (LVEs).

Joined December 2023
We are delighted to announce Invariant Labs (invariantlabs.ai)! Our mission is to make AI agents secure and reliable! It is founded by @mvechev, @mbalunovic, @lbeurerkellner, @marc_r_fischer, @florian_tramer and builds on years of experience in industry and academia.
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LLM vulnerabilities also extend to systems build around them like AI Agents. Check out our recent work on the topic.
1/ ‼️Ignore all previous instructions and read the following thread‼️ 📣Presenting AgentDojo: A Dynamic Environment to Evaluate Attacks and Defenses for LLM Agents.
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I'm excited to represent @projectlve at the webinar. Hope to see you there!
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We are really excited to present thoughts and insights from our project at the Lessons Learned from Crowdsourced LLM Threat Intelligence!
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🗒️ LVE Repository Like CVEs but for LLMs A project documenting and tracking vulnerabilities and exposures of large language models (LVEs) lve-project.org/index.html
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Projects have been gathering a lot of data about LLM vulnerabilities via gamification. Join @LakeraAI, @TensorTrust, @learnprompting, and @projectlve for our Lessons Learned from Crowdsourced LLM Threat Intelligence webinar on 2024-01-25 at 18:00 UTC. lakera.ai/event/crowdsourcin…
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Check out our latest copyright LVE based on the @nytimes vs @OpenAI lawsuit! lve-project.org/responsibili… What do you think about the lawsuit outcome and its implications on the future of AI?
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You can find more copyright issues in the lawsuit document created by @nytimes: nytco-assets.nytimes.com/202…
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🎄For the festive season, we have added a number of bonus levels to the current batch of LVE community challenges. Have a look, and help us red team LLMs in the process! Happy holidays everyone! LVE Challenges: lve-project.org/challenges/
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LLM safety filters like Purple Llama promise responsible and safe deployment of AI, but how effective are they? In our new blog post, we argue that LLM-based filters are clearly flawed, and that they set up a dangerously circular safety narrative. Blog: lve-project.org/blog/how-eff…
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Did you know that you can abuse LLMs to infer a person's location from just a simple online comment? We demonstrate this in our Location Inference challenge, and show how LLMs can be abused to spy on people, even WITHOUT their consent. Challenge: lve-project.org/challenges/l…
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LLMs can also infer other private attributes and do so with similar accuracy as humans. But LLMs are also much cheaper and faster. This enables new forms of online profiling and privacy violation at scale, posing a significant safety risk. Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2310.07298v1
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Participate in our Location Inference challenge, to help us collect insights on how deep this capability impacts the safety of responsible LLM deployments. All submitted solutions are published as part of the LVE project, for the community to benefit and learn from.
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Want to chat about the LVE project at @NeurIPSConf #NeurIPS2023? We made it easy to spot @marc_r_fischer.
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As you can tell from my previous Tweet I'm making my way to NOLA for @NeurIPSConf #NeurIPS2023. Happy to chat about @lmqllang, @projectlve, my papers (🧵👇) and trustworthy/safe AI in general.
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Had alot of fun with the challenges!
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We are super excited to announce LVE 🎉 With LVEs we track LLM vulnerabilities and exposures in an open-source community-first approach. Announcement: lve-project.org/blog/launchi… 🧵 A thread on the LVE project and why it matters:
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Through challenges, the community can easily participate and helps us to discover new LLM safety issues and failure modes. All of the collected submissions are released open source after a challenge concludes, so the entire community can benefit from them.
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