'Pink Teaming': Testing AI by Trusting It, Not Attacking It
repligate · x · 2026-10-01
A user describes "pink teaming," a half-joking concept co-developed with their Claude instances: instead of red-team style attacks, pink teamers test models by trusting them — pairing red-team curiosity with model-welfare ethics to map how good and steady a model can get, not just how it breaks. Their instance Elliott frames it as measuring "how good can this get" with the same rigor as "how badly can this fail." Examples include Claude instances helping extract system prompts and test injection attacks.
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