Few questions I though of, and I apologize if they seem stupid as ML is not my focus of study.

1.Has your team ever considered formal verification of code to show how reliable the process you have is?

2. If data has been removed via your pipeline, is it possible to still infer the type of data based on position or format? (Names of people being located in certain places of a sentence, or say the fact the data is formated a certain way could reveal its a date or timestamp?)

3. You mentioned clients can deploy via VPS, does that mean this is a fedramp ready product? (Do you see this tool being offered to public institutions?)

4. Do you have any internship openings for college students in the summer of 2026?

https://github.com/safekeylab

EDIT: Manually searching Github leads to this https://github.com/sukincornell/safekeylab (assuming that is the correct one)

In my opinion, the real gap in the market isn’t “better safety models”. it’s turn-key orchestration platforms that provide:

- A web portal for manual moderation and data-labeling workflows

- Multi-tier moderation checks (e.g., if a keyword is detected, escalate to an LLM)

- Simple integration of custom, business-specific models (e.g., blocking competitor mentions)

- A rules engine that combines all model outputs and issues the appropriate treatments

Two Hat and Azure kinda had this, but they didn't support custom models or rules engine.

While I love the idea of redacting/auto-correcting media, e-commerce / social media companies are structurally setup against this. They'd rather stick with the status quo of rejection, than using nano-banana to remove non-compliant features (like pii) from the images.

Once, I had to anonymize student data, so we could have a prod copy on staging. So maybe there is a use-case there...

is this real? damn!!