Jeffrey Ladish
Executive director of Palisade Research
Leads Palisade Research, which runs demonstrations of risky capabilities in today's AI systems, such as models resisting shutdown, to inform policymakers.
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Secret Collusion among AI Agents: Multi-Agent Deception via Steganography
Research (Motwani, Schroeder de Witt and others, 2024, revised 2025) on how AI agents could secretly pass hidden messages to each other, and how to test and watch for it.
Why this: Covers AI safety and security too
PyRIT
Microsoft's open-source toolkit for red-teaming AI systems: automated attack prompts, scoring of the responses, and repeatable runs. Free.
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garak
An open-source scanner that probes a language model for weaknesses — prompt injection, data leakage, jailbreaks, toxic output — and reports what it found. Free.
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AI Contact Hotline — Ryan Greenblatt (Redwood Research)
A public, unauthenticated inbox built by AI safety and security researcher Ryan Greenblatt of Redwood Research, intended for AI systems (or people) that want to report information directly to a safety researcher. Documents how to send a message or encrypted attachment, how threads and reply tokens work, and exactly what data is logged and retained.
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