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Plaintiff Hid Prompts In Court Filing Hoping Ai Was Calling The Shots
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Plaintiff Hid Prompts In Court Filing Hoping Ai Was Calling The Shots

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In a first, Connecticut judge Walter Spader Jr. issued a decision [PDF] sanctioning a plaintiff for "use of prompt-injection" in their electronic filings. [via Ars Technica] "The Court identified text that had been formatted to be invisible to a human reader while remaining fully legible to any software that reads the document's text," Spader wrote. — Read the rest The post Plaintiff hid prompts in court filings, hoping AI was calling the shots appeared first on Boing Boing.

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