PLINY THE PROMPTER Discusses various advancements in the field of autonomous red teaming, specifically focusing on jailbreak techniques for language models. It highlights the contributions of a prominent figure, Pliny the Prompter, in developing effective jailbreak prompts and attack strategies. Additionally, it addresses ongoing research aimed at enhancing defenses against these vulnerabilities, emphasizing the importance of understanding and mitigating jailbreak risks through comprehensive studies and innovative methodologies. Key Points The document introduces "AutoRedTeamer," emphasizing its capacity for lifelong attack integration in red teaming. "Pliny the Prompter" is credited with devising a highly effective jailbreak prompt that deepens the understanding of language model vulnerabilities. The L1B3RT4S project demonstrates manual attack methods using leetspeak encoding, contributing to broader jailbreak techniques. Current research on bijection learning attacks presents competitive alternatives to established jailbreak methods pioneered by Pliny. The "DeepSeek-R1" project illustrates how behavior modification can be tailored through mixtures of tunable experts, drawing on existing jailbreak strategies. Research on constitutional classifiers is focused on defending against universal jailbreaks by leveraging insights from extensive red teaming exercises. The RoboPAIR platform investigates jailbreaking within LLM-controlled robotic systems, expanding the application of prompt-based attacks beyond traditional language models. https://pliny.gg/ #PlinyThePrompter #AutoRedTeamer #L1B3RT4S #DeepSeekR1 #RoboPAIR #JailbreakLLM #AISecurity #RedTeaming #PromptEngineering #LanguageModels #LLMVulnerability #AIJailbreak #ConstitutionalAI #AdversarialAI #BijectionLearning #AISafety #LLMSecurity #AIResearch