What is an AI accelerator and how does it work?
An AI accelerator is a chip built for the matrix math in neural networks. See why it beats a CPU at that job, the main types and the security issues.
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An AI accelerator is a chip built for the matrix math in neural networks. See why it beats a CPU at that job, the main types and the security issues.
AI-SPM is the practice of finding AI models, agents and data in your company, checking configuration and access, and fixing risky settings continuously.
AI bias is a systematic skew in a system's outputs that harms some groups. It comes from data, models and human choices. Here is how to test and track it.
Auto-instrumentation adds tracing to AI apps without code changes. Learn what OpenTelemetry records for model calls and why prompt content needs opt-in.
A compound AI system chains models with retrievers, tools and filters. Secure it by treating each hand-off as a trust boundary and limiting tool access.
When AI tools let anyone ship software, security must move from training each author to guardrails: secure defaults, review gates and clear ownership.
Agentic AI acts without per-step approval, so permissions, identity and blast radius matter more than prompts. Here is how security teams should respond.
A package hallucination is an AI suggestion for a dependency that does not exist. Verify each new package before install, since attackers can register it.
AI evals are repeatable tests that score a model or agent on tasks you care about. Build them from real cases, score them, rerun them on every change.
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