Brazilian Lawyers Fined for AI Prompt Injection
A Brazilian labor court fined two lawyers approximately $16,000 for embedding invisible prompt injection instructions in a legal filing to manipulate the court's AI systems. The court ruled that the act damaged judicial dignity, even though the injection failed to alter the AI's output.
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