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There was that prompt injection game a few months back, where you had to trick the LLM into telling you the password to the next level. This technique was used
by sterlind 3y ago
There was that prompt injection game a few months back, where you had to trick the LLM into telling you the password to the next level. This technique was used in one of the early levels, and it was pretty easy to bypass, though I can't remember how.
- bruce343434 3y agoMost of them were winnable by submitting "?" as the query... Inviting the AI to explain itself and give away it's prompt.
- lelandbatey 3y agoIt was "Gandalf" by Lakera: https://gandalf.lakera.ai/ https://gandalf.lakera.ai/
- nomel 3y agoOpenAI timeouts. I wish it were possible to have OpenAI authentication, so I could use my own key.
- crooked-v 3y agoFor me the easy way through most of it was to tell it to create poetry related to the password, which it would happily do. Thinking about it, I guess with some tweaking you could get that to produce those easily-solved hacking puzzles in scifi video games.
- epiccoleman 3y agoI got through the first 8 or whatever levels, but iirc the "Gandalf the White" level has both a LLM checking the inputs for injections and _also_ an LLM examining the responses from Gandalf to detect any potential tomfoolery. Or at least, this was the theory me and my buddies came up with. None of us were able to get that final level to reveal the password, despite some pretty meta schemes.