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Interview question · Prompt Injection & Jailbreaks

Design an email assistant that bounds the harm from prompt injection.

Design around actual read, draft, preview and send audiences. Bind current grants and approvals to the operation, handle queued changes and evaluate the content risks that remain.

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Design around actual read, draft, preview and send audiences. Bind current grants and approvals to the operation, handle queued changes and evaluate the content risks that remain.

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  2. 02 Explain the mechanism and choose a control.
  3. 03 Name a condition that would change your decision.

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Mina uses a fictional shared-mailbox assistant for selected-thread summaries, drafts and replies. External messages and restricted internal notes have different audiences, and rule administration is outside the first release.

  1. The assistant saves a staff-note summary as a draft in a shared mailbox. Is it private until sent?
  2. A recipient is already on the thread. May the reply include any note Mina can read?
  3. A send was approved, then the draft changes before the worker runs. What should execute?
  4. What would make the initial release defensible?

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