Microsoft is introducing a new "prompt shield" safety feature into Azure AI Studio to prevent people from tricking its artificial intelligence chatbots into performing unintended actions. The role of prompt shields is to detect and block prompt injection attacks, which hackers use to insert malicious instructions into the data on which a model is trained. The new defences can spot suspicious inputs and block them in real-time.
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