A plaintiff in a Connecticut court case tried to sway any AI system reviewing his filings by hiding machine-readable instructions in white text, a technique known as prompt injection, only to be caught because of unusual spacing in the documents.
404 Media reports that Matthew Elliot inserted AI prompt injections into two filings in a case he brought against the New York Bariatric Group. Elliot placed white text in a tiny font size under the heading of his pleading and before its first paragraph, making it invisible to human readers but readable by machines.
The scheme unraveled when a court worker noticed that the spacing in two of Elliot’s…
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