Re:Prompt injection: what’s the worst that can happen?
by dragonwriter on Friday April 14, 2023 @11:05PM
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> But humans are very very good at this specific problem.
Humans are vulnerable to “prompt injection”, but not identical forms to each other because humans don't have identical “training data” and “hidden prompts” to each other the way GPT-4 sessions via identical frontends do. Also, the social consequences for unsuccessful, and after-the-fact identified successful, prompt injection attacks on other humans are often much more severe than for those on GPT instances.
Humans are vulnerable to “prompt injection”, but not identical forms to each other because humans don't have identical “training data” and “hidden prompts” to each other the way GPT-4 sessions via identical frontends do. Also, the social consequences for unsuccessful, and after-the-fact identified successful, prompt injection attacks on other humans are often much more severe than for those on GPT instances.