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Red Teaming — AI Glossary
Adversarial testing of an AI system by humans (or other models) attempting to elicit harmful, biased, or off-policy outputs.
Overview
Red teaming is required practice for frontier model releases and a core EU AI Act / NIST AI RMF expectation. Automated red teaming uses adversarial LLMs to scale coverage. Findings feed safety training and guardrail updates.
Reference details
| Topic | safety |
|---|---|
| Last reviewed | 2026-06-24 |
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What is Red Teaming?
Adversarial testing of an AI system by humans (or other models) attempting to elicit harmful, biased, or off-policy outputs.
What concepts are related to Red Teaming?
Closely related concepts include jailbreak, guardrails, alignment.