AI startup SelectStar announced on the 25th that it will host the 'Global AI Red Team Challenge' in cooperation with the GSMA (GSMA), the Global Mobile Association, at the 'MWC 2025', a global mobile exhibition held in March. The event will be held from 12:30 to 2:30 PM (local time) on March 5th at Fira Gran Via Hall 6 in Barcelona, Spain, and will showcase the process of global participants verifying the safety, reliability, and security of AI systems using LLM (Large Language Model).
This challenge is the first offline AI Red Team Challenge held on a global scale, and is a competition where participants from various countries and multiple LLMs participate together. Participants will perform mock prompt attacks on LLMs in actual service, and find and verify vulnerabilities such as harmful or discriminatory results and system misuse.
SelectStar will play a key role in operating the red team platform, issuing problems, and reviewing responses, and will showcase its technological prowess in the AI red team field to the world. This competition will be attended by global AI companies such as LG Uplus’ small language model, ixi-GEN (powered by EXAONE), TelecomGPT from the United Arab Emirates, and AIngineer from Malaysia, and will present various LLMs as problem models.
Additionally, organizations representing the global AI and communications industry, such as GSMA, E&C, the state-run telecommunications company of the United Arab Emirates, the Ministry of Science and ICT of the Republic of Korea, and the Artificial Intelligence Safety Research Institute, are participating as sponsors.
SelectStar also participated as a representative partner in the 'Generative AI Red Team Challenge' held for the first time in Korea last year, and plans to prove its technological prowess through this 'Global AI Red Team Challenge'. SelectStar Vice President Hwang Min-young said, "Through this event, we plan to introduce SelectStar's AI reliability evaluation solution to the global market and strengthen cooperation with global AI companies."
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