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IBM Granite ships LLMON, a markup language that teaches small models to ignore prompt injections

📅 November 12, 2026 • AI Automation November 12, 2026. IBM Granite shipped LLMON — LLM Object Notation, pronounced lemon — a markup language that teaches small models to ignore prompt injections hidden in their own context. The problem is structural: LLMs treat all context tokens uniformly, so sys…

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  1. 2026-11-12 20:01 · DEV Community — AI
    IBM Granite ships LLMON, a markup language that teaches small models to ignore prompt injections

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