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Comment by mcaledonensis

Yet, even with the current models, with no special tokens, it is relatively straightforward to construct relatively stable defense. Given that the ongoing attack can be detected, tagged and added to a learned filter, this gets a lot less problematic, in practice. Even a simple limit of interactions is effective enough.

Here's a practical prompt defense / CTTF that I've made. With five steps of a dialogue limit (per day), I haven't seen a breech yet. Vanilla GPT-4 and a WordPress plugin. Defense prompt is known to the attacker.

http://mcaledonensis.blog/merlins-defense/

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