I don’t know how you could keep the two isolated, without drastically dropping up the utility of LLMs.
Part of their wonder is how they can behave differently depending on the data they’re working with. We like that feature when the data is the “good stuff” (docs, compiler messages, etc.), but how you tell that apart from “bad stuff” (prompt injection on official-seeming pages).
We basically expose LLMs to the same social-engineering vulnerabilities that humans have.
Part of their wonder is how they can behave differently depending on the data they’re working with. We like that feature when the data is the “good stuff” (docs, compiler messages, etc.), but how you tell that apart from “bad stuff” (prompt injection on official-seeming pages).
We basically expose LLMs to the same social-engineering vulnerabilities that humans have.