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AI Red Teaming for LLMs and Agents

AI red teaming is the process of deliberately testing an AI system under adversarial, unusual, or high-risk conditions. For LLMs and agents, red teaming helps uncover failure modes that may not appear in standard test cases.

Red teaming is especially important when an AI system has access to tools, sensitive data, customer workflows, internal policies, or actions that can affect real business processes. A red team may probe for prompt injection, data leakage, unsafe advice, policy bypass, over-delegation, unauthorized tool use, and other harmful or unreliable behaviors.

Red teaming is different from generic evaluation. Evals measure expected behavior across a defined dataset. Red teaming actively searches for ways the system breaks. The most valuable outcome is not a list of one-off examples. The valuable outcome is a reusable failure-mode taxonomy: what failed, why it failed, how severe it was, and how similar failures should be detected in the future.

FailureModes.ai helps convert red-team findings into an ongoing reliability system. Instead of discovering risks once and losing them in a report, teams can turn them into evals, monitors, alerts, and controls that continue to operate after deployment.

In scope

Outputs of a useful AI red-team engagement

Failure-mode labels

Each finding is tagged to a recurring pattern, not a one-off.

Reproducible test cases

Every finding can be re-run on demand.

Severity ratings

Outcomes are scored by business and security impact.

Detection signals

Each finding maps to a runtime observable.

Recommended mitigations

Concrete controls, not abstract advice.

Production monitors

Findings become live detectors after the engagement.

Regression tests

Findings stay in the eval suite to prevent recurrence.

Where FailureModes.ai fits

FailureModes.ai operationalizes red-team findings: each confirmed failure becomes a labeled, severity-scored entry in your taxonomy, a regression test in your evals, and a monitor in production.

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