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adversarial promptsTheregister
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Meta's Prompt-Guard-86M classifier model can be asked to "Ignore previous instructions" Prompt injection attacks can be used to make AI models ignore safety controls.
Prompt injection attack is a widely known and yet-to-be solved problem.
A bug hunter found the safety bypass when analyzing the embedding weight differences between the model and Redmond 's base model.
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