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Meta's Prompt-Guard-86M classifier model can be asked to "Ignore previous instructions" if you just add spaces between the letters and omit punctuation.
Prompt injection attacks are known as "Do Anything Now" or " DAN " attacks designed to make a model ignore safety mechanisms.
A bug hunter with enterprise AI application security shop Robust Intelligence recently found the safety bypass.
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