In my last post, I argued that policy does not belong in an LLM prompt. Authorization is about authority and scope, not about persuading a language model to behave. Prompts express intent; policies define what is allowed. Mixing the two creates systems that are brittle at best and dangerous at worst.
Policy Authoring and Analysis with AI
In my last post, I argued that policy does not belong in an LLM prompt. Authorization is about authority and scope, not about persuading a language model to behave. Prompts express intent; policies define what is allowed. Mixing the two creates systems that are brittle at best and dangerous at worst.