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ai guardrails

Types of AI Guardrails and When to Use Them

A technical guide to implementing AI guardrails - covering input validation, output filtering, knowledge management, rate limiting, and compliance controls for production AI systems. Learn implementation patterns for safe, reliable AI deployment.

Reducing AI hallucinations with guardrails

Your chatbot just told a user that Einstein published his Theory of Relativity in 1920. Sounds plausible, right? Except it happened in 1915. This isn't a rare glitch - A recent study revealed 46% of users regularly catch their AI systems making up facts like these, even with massive training

What are AI guardrails?

Learn how to implement AI guardrails to protect your enterprise systems. Explore key safety measures, real-world applications, and practical steps for responsible AI deployment.

Prompt Injection Attacks in LLMs: What Are They and How to Prevent Them

In February 2023, a Stanford student exposed Bing Chat’s confidential system prompt through a simple text input, revealing the chatbot’s internal guidelines and behavioral constraints. It was one of the first prompt injection attacks highlighting a critical security loophole in Large Language Models (LLMs) – AI models powering everything

Portkey's AI Guardrails

Prompt Security and Guardrails: How to Ensure Safe Outputs

Prompt security is an emerging and essential field within AI development making sure that AI-generated responses are safe, accurate, and aligned with the intended purpose. When prompts are not secured, the resulting outputs can unintentionally generate or amplify misinformation. Compliance risks are also a major concern. Enterprises deploying AI systems

Portkey x Pillar - Enterprise-grade Security for LLMs in Production

Portkey x Pillar - Enterprise-grade Security for LLMs in Production

Bringing Pillar's AI guardrails onboard Portkey's open source Gateway!

Open Sourcing Guardrails on the Gateway Framework

We are solving the *biggest missing component* in taking AI apps to prod → Now, enforce LLM behavior and route requests with precision, in one go.