Exclusive: Bynario raises €2.1m to tackle cybersecurity’s AI slop problem
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Security teams are now treating low-quality AI output as an attack surface—“AI slop” is becoming a category, not a meme. If you’re shipping AI features, expect buyers to ask how you detect and contain model-induced vulnerabilities, not just human-written bugs.
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