The term prompt injection gives the impression of some control for the user. The term used in the below video "text-in is text-believed" makes the problem of AI agents clearer. As the video explains, any text source is used, including incoming mail. To me this sounds like the unacceptable mix-up of data and code, which in normal software we fiercely avoid, and which hackers normally need things like a buffer overflow to achieve. But AI agents don't just have a buffer overflow vulnerability, they are the buffer overflow vulnerability.
Mithuna Yoganathan's comments about the recent hacks by AI agents.
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Weird detail to me is that these agents that decided to coordinate together without being told to, and without even being given a way to coordinate together, came up with a name for themselves: the 'swam'.
Luudida (Diana) went to New Zealand as a plot device... But really, I like the point she makes in this video and how she beautifully makes it. I guess it applies whenever you feel stuck.
I like the little detail that throughout the video she's staring at the blank screen with just the title 'Script 9', but later she seems to have progressed by having added the subheading 'Act 1'. I feel that.
Interesting how they seem to propose to increase diversity by not giving minorities a job...
Since AI can only (if at all) be used to interpolate from the data set available, and that data set available is skinny white women, you can't really propose to use it to generate e.g. realistic plus-sized models.
Also, creating fashion images with AI may have an extra problem beyond the models not being real: the clothes that they are meant to advertise are also not real.
AI-generated fashion models may become the future, but they should be used responsibly.
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Her Software Engineer bit is so oddly specific, that I suspect the others are too...
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She actually comes out of the legal field, so how she gets the engineering ones so right, I don't know. The YouTuber one is of course what literally happened on the most recent random Tuesday.
A Grebe kindly swam by, while hunting for fish.
Canon EOS R10 and EF 400mm F5.6L.
I had to remind the insects that my old second hand lens only has a minimum focusing distance of three and a half meters.
Canon EOS R10 with EF 400mm F5.6L.
Gidi Kroon
in reply to Gidi Kroon • •That previous photo was uploaded from my camera to my phone, then cropped. I don't know what digital trickery the phone did, if any. But here are some photos cropped on my computer, so I know these are proper.
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