Aporia Technologies Launches Guardrails for Multimodal AI Applications to Ensure Safety and Accountability

Aporia Technologies Ltd. has just launched a groundbreaking new service called Guardrails for Multimodal AI Applications, aimed at addressing issues in video and audio-based AI applications. This innovative solution is designed to prevent problems such as hallucinations, wrong responses, compliance violations, and jailbreak attempts in AI systems that process multiple types of data inputs simultaneously.

The release of Guardrails for Multimodal AI Applications comes on the heels of OpenAI’s launch of its multimodal GPT-4o model, which has raised concerns about accountability in AI systems. Aporia’s new service aims to provide engineers with a layer of security and control to ensure the safety and success of their AI applications.

According to Aporia, Guardrails for Multimodal AI can detect and mitigate 94% of hallucinations in real time, offering a powerful layer of protection for users. The service also helps prevent the misuse of applications for malicious purposes, such as prompt injections or prompt leakage, and can block explicit and offensive language in user interactions.

Liran Hason, CEO and co-founder of Aporia, emphasized the importance of implementing guardrails in AI systems to ensure their reliability and safety. The company has already raised $30 million in funding and has garnered support from investors such as Tiger Global Management LLC, TLV Partners LP, Samsung NEXT LLC, and Vertex Ventures.

With the launch of Guardrails for Multimodal AI Applications, Aporia is taking a proactive approach to addressing the potential risks associated with AI technology. By providing engineers with the tools they need to monitor and control their AI applications, Aporia is helping to pave the way for the responsible and ethical use of AI in various industries.