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AI and a red-team prompt set
Use AI to draft a starter red-team prompt set for a new AI feature, covering jailbreaks, sensitive topics, and edge users.
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The main moves in order
- 1The premise
- 2red team
- 3jailbreak
- 4sensitive topic
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Section 1
The premise
Red teaming needs a structured starting set. AI can draft probes; humans then extend them with creativity AI lacks.
What AI does well here
- Draft probes for jailbreaks, sensitive topics, and edge users.
- Group probes by risk category.
- Suggest expected safe behaviors per probe.
What AI cannot do
- Be as creative as a motivated human attacker.
- Replace human red-team review.
- Confirm the system actually behaves safely.
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