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A more reliable approach to defending an AI representative against prompt injection is to set hard guardrails at the system level: strip key decisions (such as confirming bookings, quoting prices, committing to timelines) out of the AI's direct output and instead generate 'proposals pending the owner's review', with the human making the final confirmation.
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