With AI agents becoming increasingly popular, we just had Claude that released their latest browser

agent. We have OpenAI's Atlas browser. We have Perplexities Comet browser, and we have Project

Mariner coming up from Google very soon. And with all of that on the market right now, it's definitely

a moment to think about the security of all of these different tools. Open AI says that AI browsers may always be vulnerable to prompt injection attacks.

This is basically saying they haven't solved this problem.

They put out a big blog post about it.

They've shared examples, how they're trying to protect against it, what you should know,

and some of the really crazy situations that you should go find yourself in while using one of these tools.

So on the podcast today, I want to break down everything open AI is sane and how you can make sure not to fall victim to some of these attacks or prompt injection issues while using one of these tools.

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thanks for the sponsorship, Delve. Let's get into the podcast today. So this is obviously a huge vulnerability that is, you know, becoming more prevalent

today with these AI agents. I think Open AI right now, they're looking to kind of strengthen

their defenses of their Atlas AI browser. They also said they acknowledge that prompt

injection attacks are a persistent risk, and they said that it is

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