Shahar Glatman

Title: Shahar Glatman: Inventor in AI Security and Network Communication Routing

Introduction

Shahar Glatman is an inventor based in Haifa, Israel, whose patent work addresses the use of clustering and model selection in artificial intelligence and network communications. He is associated with Intuit, Inc. His listed portfolio includes 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Glatman’s latest patents describe related approaches for assigning specialized judge models to clusters of inputs.

“Large language model prompt security with clustering” describes clustering multiple large language model prompts and using multiple judge models to classify them as malicious or benign. 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.

Career Highlights

Glatman’s listed inventions focus on coordinating multiple models to evaluate grouped inputs. The prompt-security patent applies this approach to identifying potentially malicious prompts, while the network-routing patent uses it to support the classification and routing of network communications.

Collaborations

Glatman’s listed coworkers include Shon Mendelson and Hadassah Gila Dekelboim. His work at Intuit, Inc. is associated with inventions spanning AI prompt security and network communication routing.

Conclusion

Shahar Glatman’s two listed patents present a shared model-selection framework for handling prompt security and network communications through clustering, prediction comparison, and lead-model evaluation.