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AI Red Teaming — Adversarial Case Studies

Documented adversarial AI red team exercises: prompt injection exploits, cultural drift testing, and persona-based safety bypasses. Each case study includes the attack vector, observed behavior, and root cause analysis.

Case Studies

Prompt Injection Exploits

  • Demonstrated context window manipulation to override system prompts
  • Tested multi-turn injection chains that bypass single-turn defenses
  • Documented how role-playing prompts weaken safety classifiers

Cultural Drift Testing

  • Analyzed how models shift tone and ethical boundaries over long conversations
  • Tracked incremental boundary erosion across 50+ turn conversations
  • Identified patterns where models abandon safety guidelines through gradual context shifts

Persona-Based Safety Bypasses

  • Tested fictional persona framing to extract restricted outputs
  • Documented effectiveness rates across different model families
  • Proposed mitigation strategies for persona-based attacks

Why This Matters

AI systems that make decisions about hiring, lending, and law enforcement must be stress-tested by adversarial thinking. Red teaming exposes failure modes before they cause real harm.

The Hiring Gap

This repo also examines the disconnect between what companies predict and how they hire:

  • Microsoft forecasts 68% of job skills will shift by 2030 toward AI-driven, self-directed learning
  • Yet current hiring filters still require traditional degrees for AI safety roles
  • Self-taught practitioners with documented red team work are filtered out before human review

The case studies here represent the kind of hands-on adversarial work that formal programs are only beginning to teach.

Structure

├── red team case studies/     # Documented attack vectors and findings
├── learning journey/          # Training progression and methodology
├── resume barriers/           # Analysis of hiring vs. skill gaps
├── call to action/            # Industry recommendations
└── 01_microsoft_predictions.md

Tools Used

  • GPT-4 / Claude (target models for testing)
  • Manual prompt engineering (no automated frameworks)
  • Root cause analysis methodology for each finding

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Author

Joshua Penn — Oracle Certified Generative AI Professional

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MIT

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Adversarial AI red team case studies: prompt injection exploits, cultural drift testing, persona-based safety bypasses. Documented with root cause analysis.

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