VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @saliencexbt, a model with its refusals stripped out is more susceptible to prompt injection and could act against your own files if it runs as an agent. The post is a short warning and is described as echoing a backdoored abliterated-model story covered in an earlier edition of the briefing. The source gives no test results, figures or named affected models, so the claim rests on the post itself.
According to a post on X by @saliencexbt, a model with its refusals stripped out is more susceptible to prompt injection and could act against your own files if it runs as an agent. The post is a short warning and is described as echoing a backdoored abliterated-model story covered in an earlier edition of the briefing. The source gives no test results, figures or named affected models, so the claim rests on the post itself.
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saliencexbt warns that a model with its refusals stripped out is also more susceptible to prompt injection and could turn on your own files if it runs as an agent. It's a short warning, and it echoes the backdoored abliterated-model story covered in an earlier edition. Original post on X Section: Engineering...
Developers and teams that run open models as agents with access to local files should take note of the warning that removing refusals may raise prompt-injection risk. The post does not provide evidence of scale, so it is best read as a prompt to review how such models are deployed. Watch for follow-up reporting or testing that substantiates the risk.
Security-conscious readers may want to review the source and watch for practical exposure or mitigation details.
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