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LLM Security (Prompt Injection, Adversarial Attacks), Simply Explained

AI, But Simple Issue #78

 

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LLM Security (Prompt Injection, Data Poisoning), Simply Explained

AI, But Simple Issue #79

Large Language Models (LLMs) are now embedded in a wide range of services, from customer service chatbots to medical service transcription.

They are becoming increasingly useful and can perform many automated tasks on their own. However, LLMs are also a double-edged sword.

The field of LLM security aims to address vulnerabilities in LLM-based systems.

Without it, AI customer service representatives can provide unhelpful or malicious content, be generally untrustworthy, and even act in other unrelated roles.

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