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The OWASP Gen AI Security Project is a global, open-source initiative dedicated to identifying, mitigating, and documenting security and safety risks associated with generative AI technologies, including large language models (LLMs), agentic AI systems, and AI-driven applications. Our mission is to empower organizations, security professionals, AI practitioners, and policymakers with comprehensive, actionable guidance and tools to ensure the secure development, deployment, and governance of generative AI systems. refined by dedicated sub-teams and subjected to public review. The OWASP Gen AI Security Project welcomes contributors from around the world. Whether you’re an AI researcher, security expert, or industry professional, you can help advance AI security by: - Contributing to research and documentation efforts. - Participating in working groups and discussions. - Providing real-world case studies and mitigation strategies. - Supporting localization efforts to expand access to AI security guidance. Join us in shaping the future of secure generative AI development. Visit our project page, engage with the community, and help drive the evolution of AI security best practices.

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