1. Develop optimized and secure prompts to ensure AI systems generate 2 Identify and mitigate vulnerabilities in AI language models by testing for prompt injection attacks and other adversarial inputs.
2. Conduct risk assessments for language models and AI systems to evaluate exposure to prompt injection attacks and recommend improvements.
3. Develop and run adversarial prompt scenarios to probe for weaknesses in AI model responses, with the goal of enhancing the system’s resilience against malicious prompts.
4. Work closely with AI developers, machine learning engineers, and security teams to integrate prompt protection mechanisms in AI models.
5. Assist in refining the training data and fine-tuning AI models to ensure that they handle complex, ambiguous, or malicious prompts effectively.
6. Ethical AI and Safety Standards: Ensure that the design and implementation of prompt strategies align with ethical guidelines and safety standards, avoiding harmful or unintended outputs.
7. Automated Defense Systems: Design and develop automated systems that can detect and respond to potential prompt injection attacks in real-time
8. Continuous Improvement and Monitoring: Monitor deployed AI systems for signs of prompt injection vulnerabilities, providing continuous improvement updates as new attack vectors emerge.
9. Research and Innovation in AI Security: Stay updated with the latest research in AI safety, prompt engineering, and adversarial attacks, and apply innovative solutions to enhance system security.
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