The latest step forward in the development of large language models (LLMs) took place earlier this week, with the release of a new version of Claude, the LLM developed by AI company Anthropic—whose ...

For as long as AI Large Language Models have been around (well, for as long as modern ones have been accessible online, anyway) people have tried to coax the models into revealing their system prompts ...

It says that its AI models are backed by ‘uncompromising integrity’ – now Anthropic is putting those words into practice. The company has pledged to make details of the default system prompts used by ...

Anthropic PBC, one of the major rivals to OpenAI in the generative artificial intelligence industry, has lifted the lid on the “system prompts” it uses to guide its most advanced large language models ...

What happens when the inner workings of a $10 billion AI tool are exposed to the world? The recent leak of Cursor’s system prompt has sent shockwaves through the tech industry, offering an ...

On Sunday, independent AI researcher Simon Willison published a detailed analysis of Anthropic’s newly released system prompts for Claude 4’s Opus 4 and Sonnet 4 models, offering insights into how ...

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Prompt injection and supply chain vulnerabilities remain the main LLM vulnerabilities but as the technology evolves new risks come to light including system prompt leakage and misinformation.

On Wednesday, the world was a bit perplexed by the Grok LLM’s sudden insistence on turning practically every response toward the topic of alleged “white genocide” in South Africa. xAI now says that ...