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An analysis of Large Language Models' (LLMs) vulnerability to prompt injection attacks and potential risks when used in adversarial situations, like on the Internet. The author notes that, similar to the old phone system, LLMs are vulnerable to prompt injection attacks and other security risks due to the intertwining of data and control paths.
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Acknowledgments. We gratefully acknowledge the efforts of all those members of the Boxer Groups at MIT and Berkeley who have helped to make Boxer (almost) a reality. Special thanks to Michael Eisenberg, Gregor Kiczales, Leigh Klotz, Ed Lay, and Jeremy Roschelle.
