Would you trust you trust your private data to a system that was documented to fail to protect against 1/100 SQL injection vulnerabilities?
I wouldn't.
The difference between this and Apple releasing a security update is that when a traditional vulnerability is reported against an Apple product they can research the root cause of that vulnerability and produce a fix that they are certain is effective.
Prompt injection (currently) doesn't have fixes that work like that.
I wouldn't.
The difference between this and Apple releasing a security update is that when a traditional vulnerability is reported against an Apple product they can research the root cause of that vulnerability and produce a fix that they are certain is effective.
Prompt injection (currently) doesn't have fixes that work like that.