Raza Habib: belief

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…on it. Yeah. How many of your customers and users are actually worried about prompt injection and prompt security? Not enough. Really? So I would say almost zero. Yeah. And I think that's correct today because very few of our customers have action taking LLMs. Yeah. And I think as long as your models are like read only. Prompt injection isn't that big a deal. Like it's not to me about like leaking your prompts or something because the prompts are only really valuable in the context of your code anyway. But I do think that once you get to the stage where you're letting the models have read write access to any source of data, then prompt injection becomes a problem the same way any other form of code injection is a problem. But honestly no one ever asks us about it. Right. Like almost never. Yeah. And I think that's because of the stage where people are at, right? Which is that they're still trying to overcome hallucinations and they're still trying to put guardrails in place around the behavior of the models. And very few people are using agents in production at meaningfully sized companies. Yeah. But I think. As soon as that becomes the case, if we do get to a stage where more people are allowing the models to read from a data source and write to a data source, then prompt injection will become something they care about. Yeah, and you guys will be well positioned to offer something.…

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