Mindgard Raises $30 Million to Protect AI Systems
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$30M Series A led by Album VC brings Mindgard's total funding to nearly $42M for its automated AI security and red-teaming platform. The London/Boston startup says it has uncovered 150+ vulnerabilities in AI products, including a zero-day code-execution flaw in Cursor IDE and defects in Google Antigravity and ChatGPT.
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