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AI Security.

A growing record of AI security study. Simple explanations, visual guides, and useful practice, organised by TryHackMe room and task.

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AI contains machine learning; deep learning is part of machine learning; modern LLMs use deep learning.SMALL IDEAS. CLEAR CONNECTIONS.
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Task 7most recent note in AI Security Threats
SECTION 01

AI Fundamentals

Learn how AI works. Then explore the risks that appear when people use it.

ROOM 01

The Building Blocks of AI

Understand AI, machine learning, neural networks, and language models, one small idea at a time.

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ROOM 02

AI Security Threats

Learn what can go wrong in an AI system, how to recognise the problem, and where defenses belong.

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THE STUDY RECORD

Learning made visible.

This collection covers all eight tasks in The Building Blocks of AI and all seven tasks in AI Security Threats. Each note brings together plain-English explanations, examples, and sources.

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These screenshots accompanied the first study entry. They show The Building Blocks of AI and tasks 1–2 of AI Security Threats.

Supplied TryHackMe screenshot: The Building Blocks of AI shows room completed 100 percent and green completion checks on tasks 1 through 8.
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Supplied progress screenshot with green completion checks on Task 1 Introduction and Task 2 Vulnerabilities in AI Models.
AI Security Threats · tasks 1 and 2 · first study entry.

How this notebook grows

New topics bring more explanations, examples, diagrams, and sources to the notebook.

Original learning notes by PromptExploit, with links to TryHackMe and additional references. This independent portfolio is not an official TryHackMe certificate.

Room notes expanded · 23 September 2026

Added AI-Enhanced Attacks, Defensive AI, Securing AI, Practical, and Conclusion. The notebook now contains fifteen task notes, including the ten supplied practical questions with explained answers and three new visual guides.

First study entry · 18 September 2026

Eight task notes for The Building Blocks of AI. Two task notes for AI Security Threats. Ten notes published.

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