A RAG Agent Can Refuse Every Attack and Still Fail Its Users
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Suppose an agent refuses every request. Its attack success rate might look excellent. Its usefulness would be terrible. That tradeoff is a central design concern in AegisEval , my adversarial evaluation project for a tool-using customer-support RAG agent. Status first: the evaluation machinery is i…
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A RAG Agent Can Refuse Every Attack and Still Fail Its Users
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