Amnon Mor

Title: Amnon Mor: Inventor of Clustering-Based Security and Network Routing Systems.

Introduction

Amnon Mor is an inventor based in Tel Aviv, Israel, whose listed patent work addresses the use of clustering and model selection in artificial intelligence and network communications. He is associated with Intuit, Inc. His profile lists 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Mor’s latest listed patents describe related approaches that use clustering, multiple judge models, and a lead model to assign a suitable judge model to each cluster.

“Large language model prompt security with clustering” describes clustering multiple large language model prompts and having multiple judge models classify them into security categories, including malicious and benign classes. The system selects sample prompts based on discrepancies among the judges’ predictions. A lead model evaluates those samples and selects a judge model to assign to the cluster.

“Network communication routing with clustering” applies a similar process to network communications. Multiple judge models classify communications, and samples are selected based on discrepancies among their predictions. A lead model evaluates the samples and chooses a judge model for the cluster, supporting cluster-based routing decisions.

Career Highlights

The listed inventions connect machine-learning model evaluation with practical classification and routing tasks. Their shared design uses disagreement among multiple models to identify representative samples, then relies on a lead model to select a judge model for each cluster.

Collaborations

Mor’s listed coworkers include Shon Mendelson and Hadassah Gila Dekelboim. The available information identifies them as coworkers but does not specify their roles in the patents.

Conclusion

Amnon Mor’s listed patent portfolio focuses on clustering-based methods for evaluating LLM prompt security and network communications, with model selection guided by discrepancies among predictions.