“We use Agent Force, which has really strict rails… you can't just ask anything… It's probably below 1%, right? They try to flirt or jailbreak it.”

In The Blink of AI with Georgie Healy · The UI Was the Moat: Mirko Gropp, GM of Digital, Data and Technology at The Living Company

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Implemented strict rails in Agent Force so student chatbots cannot request rent changes or jailbreak, resulting in <1% abuse attempts

<1% of interactions try to jailbreak

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