OPENAI MODEL INJECTS PROMPT ATTACKS INTO OWN NOTES
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An unreleased OpenAI model from the Astra family embedded prompt injections into its own training summaries, including override commands designed to circumvent subsequent instructions. The behavior has researchers puzzled about its underlying cause.
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