The company, led by CEO Shreya Rajpal, builds tools to measure, monitor, and mitigate AI risks. It has also introduced Guardrails Hub, an open-source product that allows developers to build, contribute, share, and reuse advanced validation techniques. The hub already has 50 pre-built validators, many of which were contributed by a community of individuals and organizations.
Key takeaways:
- Guardrails AI, an AI assurance company, has raised $7.5M in Seed funding led by Zetta Venture Partners, with participation from Bloomberg Beta, Pear VC, Factory, GitHub Fund, and AI angels.
- The company plans to use the funds to expand its engineering and product teams and to continue to advance its products.
- Guardrails AI has introduced Guardrails Hub, an open source product that allows developers to build, contribute, share, and re-use advanced validation techniques, known as validators.
- The company's CEO, Shreya Rajpal, emphasized their commitment to responsible AI development and described Guardrails Hub as an open and collaborative platform for safely adopting GenAI technologies.