The Israeli company was founded by Dan Lahav and Omer Nevo and works with some of the biggest AI companies in the world, including OpenAI, Google, Meta and Anthropic.

Its job is simple but important: test powerful AI models before they are released and find ways they could be hacked, manipulated or pushed outside their limits.

Kushner’s Thrive Capital is leading the new round alongside Greenoaks, giving another major vote of confidence to Israeli AI and cybersecurity talent.

The deal is still being finalized, but if completed, it would push Irregular into unicorn territory with one of the biggest new Israeli AI funding rounds of the year.