Although there are a few ways to mitigate the risk, the only way to block it is to get AI to differentiate instructions from data, which is impossible today.
“To my knowledge, this is among the first document-borne AI-worm propagations through a productivity suite”
self-propagation
it’s useless, “worm” already implies that
normal workflows
this implies there is an abnormal workflow that already had this problem- which, as far as i know, didn’t
mainstream commercial productivity suite
oh my fucking god, just say productivity suite, it never happened with non-mainstream or non-commercial suites either because guess what, NO ONE ADDED AIs IN TO THEM BEFORE, unless we consider shit like Notion or whatever “productivity suite” too but i doubt
All this could boil down to:
“To my knowledge, this is among the first document-borne AI-worm propagations through a productivity suite”
it’s useless, “worm” already implies that
this implies there is an abnormal workflow that already had this problem- which, as far as i know, didn’t
oh my fucking god, just say productivity suite, it never happened with non-mainstream or non-commercial suites either because guess what, NO ONE ADDED AIs IN TO THEM BEFORE, unless we consider shit like Notion or whatever “productivity suite” too but i doubt
Wording was definitely from the public relations department.
Nah, probably AI