
AI Red-Teaming course is designed to introduce you to the techniques and methodologies used to evaluate the security, reliability, and robustness of artificial intelligence systems. As AI technologies, large language models (LLMs), and autonomous AI agents become increasingly integrated into modern applications, understanding their potential weaknesses and security risks is an important skill for AI engineers, developers, security professionals, and technology enthusiasts.
In this course, You will explore the fundamental principles of AI red-teaming and understand how to assess AI systems for vulnerabilities, unexpected behavior, and potential misuse. The course covers important concepts such as adversarial testing, prompt injection, jailbreak attempts, sensitive information exposure, and weaknesses in AI model outputs. Learners will also examine how retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) systems, AI agents, and LLM-powered applications can introduce additional security challenges.
The course introduces structured approaches to designing red-team exercises, identifying potential attack surfaces, developing test scenarios, and documenting findings. Learners will explore methods for evaluating model behavior, testing system instructions, examining input and output handling, and assessing the effectiveness of safety mechanisms and guardrails. These concepts provide a foundation for understanding how AI applications can be tested systematically in controlled and authorized environments.
By studying AI Red-Teaming, You can develop a structured understanding of AI security testing and the challenges associated with deploying modern AI systems. This course is suitable for aspiring AI security engineers, machine learning practitioners, software developers, cybersecurity professionals, and anyone interested in understanding how to evaluate and improve the security of AI applications.