Innodata Launches AI Test Platform with NVIDIA Technology

Mar 20, 2025
Innodata has announced the beta launch of its Generative AI Test & Evaluation Platform, powered by NVIDIA technology, to enhance AI model safety and performance.
Innodata Launches AI Test Platform with NVIDIA Technology

Innodata has announced the beta launch of its Generative AI Test & Evaluation Platform, designed to improve the safety, reliability, and performance of enterprise AI models. The platform, which utilizes NVIDIA's advanced inferencing technology, was unveiled at the NVIDIA GTC 2025 conference in San Jose, California, and is set for full release in Q2 2025. announced in a press release.

The platform offers automated adversarial testing, vulnerability detection, and model benchmarking, aiming to strengthen generative AI deployments at scale. It integrates NVIDIA NIM™ microservices with Innodata's expertise in LLM red-teaming and risk mitigation, providing businesses with tools to accelerate model development and enhance AI trustworthiness.

Key features include adversarial testing to identify vulnerabilities, model benchmarking with domain-specific prompt libraries, and advanced reporting metrics for model accuracy and performance tracking. MasterClass, an online learning platform, is among the early adopters, using the platform to ensure reliable and secure customer experiences.

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