Following the addition of agentic artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities to the web browser, Google introduced a series of new security improvements in Chrome on Monday.
In order to prevent malicious actors from exploiting indirect prompt injections that come from exposure to untrusted web material and causing harm, the tech giant says it has put in place multilayer safeguards.
The most important element is a User Alignment Critic, which independently assesses the agent’s activities in a way that is separate from malevolent prompts using a second model. This strategy enhances Google’s current methods, such as highlighting, which tell the model to follow user and system commands instead of what is embedded in a web page read more about Google Adds Layered Defenses to Chrome to Block Indirect Prompt Injection Threats.
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