Pro se plaintiff attempts prompt injection in motion for default in Connecticut superior court.
Court revokes plaintiff's ability to e-file, requiring in-person filings going forward.
Rob Freund on X: "Pro se plaintiff attempts prompt injection in motion for default in Connecticut superior court. Court revokes plaintiff's ability to e-file, requiring in-person filings going forward. https://t.co/svt8Ee1CtG"
Parts of this seem ok to me, but "the very apparatus by which the matter is read and weighed" had better be a judge's Mk. 1 eyeball or there is a serious problem
This is the second prompt injection case I’ve heard of. I can’t believe people think they will get away with this.
I don't think I get how this would work, is CT using some AI-enabled filing system?
