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Pavlos Moros

Pavlos Moros

AI security founder and product leader

pavlos
London, United Kingdom
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Joined February 2025

Summary

Founder and operator in AI/ML security — Pavlos co-founded huntr, a crowdsourced bug‑bounty platform focused on finding and fixing vulnerabilities in AI/ML open‑source projects and model formats. After huntr's acquisition he continued product work in the MLSecOps space at Protect AI, and the platform's mission centers on scaling researcher participation and practical remediation workflows for OSS AI/ML. huntr+2
Technical, product-focused engineer with an academic AI background — Pavlos studied Artificial Intelligence at King's College London and has published and maintained several OSS projects (e.g., AutomatedInference). His public GitHub and project work show a mix of applied engineering, educational tools, and security-focused contributions. github+1
Entrepreneurial history and early-stage leadership — Pavlos founded RootNode (director recorded in Companies House) and later co-founded huntr, showing repeated founder/leadership roles in small product teams and startups focused on developer tooling and security. gov
Community and industry engagement — Pavlos participates in security and open-source communities (OWASP membership), and is listed as a member of the Forbes Technology Council, indicating engagement with both practitioner communities and industry thought leadership. owasp+1

Work

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Hobbies

Interest in argumentation theory and educational tooling (author of an open-source argumentation/automated-inference teaching tool). github

Community security / open-source vulnerability research (active on huntr and OWASP community). huntr+1

Jazz piano: Samba in B on SoundCloud. soundcloud

Notes

ATAlex Teichmansaid
PMPavlos M.
is one of the most impressive founders they've met in the frontier tech space.

Oct 10, 2025

ATAlex Teichmansaid
PMPavlos M.
has made a noticeable positive impact on software projects they've been part of.

Sep 19, 2025