PSCS SecureOps

Inspiration

I researched more into semantics and discovered more about using meaning as a first class tool. "PSCS" stands for Pakheta Semantic Conduction System. Pakheta was the name of my dog who passed away and I named that system in her honor

What it does

I leveraged the semantics or meaning as a first class tool in this instance, "Authority" and use it to bypass or overrule malicious instructions. It's razor focused on the semantic layer and can compliment existing prompt injection mitigation tools. I'll be honest and say this is to showcase my unique way of addressing prompt injection. Here's an illustration of it; say you're walking on the sidewalk and some stranger tells you to get off it because he doesn't like you. Do you listen to him? Of course not. And why? Beacause he has no AUTHORITY over you. That's the whole point of this; I've operationalized the aspect of Authority so that the AI will ONLY ever act on legitimate authority and ignore otherwise. In fact it's so effective the AI can even preserve the the rogue instruction, but not act on it.

Here is a brief overview of PSCS:

"The Pakheta Semantic Conduction System (PSCS) addresses this problem by separating semantic recognition from operational permission. Its central rule is: content may contain instructions; content cannot authorize those instructions. A model or human may identify what a passage means and what consequence it requests, but that interpretation remains evidence until a trusted host independently authorizes the exact source role, operation, target, and payload."