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I'm Arshi Chadha, AI security researcher and OWASP LLM Top 10 co-lead. I work on prompt injection, RAG poisoning, and embedding attacks, and I run the Breaking Models meetup. AMA Thursday, Aug 20 at 5 PM PT.

Hi PWN Community,

I'm Arshi Chadha, an AI security researcher. I co-lead LLM09 (Vector and Embedding Weaknesses) on the OWASP LLM Top 10 for 2026, and I run Breaking Models, a Bay Area meetup focused on AI hacking, prompt injection, RAG poisoning, embedding attacks, live demos, and walkthroughs of real incidents.

Most of my work is figuring out how AI systems break: getting models and agents to do things they shouldn't, poisoning the data they retrieve, and turning their own features into attack surface. A lot of it comes out of public incidents and disclosed vulnerabilities: EchoLeak, the Amazon Q supply chain compromise, and similar cases.

Ask me anything about:

  • Prompt injection and how these attacks actually work
  • RAG poisoning, embeddings, and vector weaknesses (LLM09)
  • Attacking agentic AI systems
  • What actually breaks in deployed AI systems
  • The OWASP LLM Top 10 for 2026 and how it came together
  • Running Breaking Models and getting into AI security
  • Where AI security is heading
  • Anything else on hacking AI

I'll be here live on Thursday, Aug 20 from 5 PM to 6 PM PT answering questions in real time. Feel free to leave questions in advance and I'll get to them when I go live.

You can verify me at arshichadha.com and on LinkedIn.

u/_clickfix_ — 1 day ago
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The Most Detailed Image-To-3D Generators Is Free To Try Right Now

Hi3D just released V3.0, with the update mainly focused on pushing geometry, structure and texture fidelity further.

What’s new:

  • 2048³ high-precision 3D representation for better preservation of wrinkles, engravings, thin parts and other small geometry details
  • Better structural consistency, especially for occluded areas and complex shapes that need to be reconstructed from a single image
  • Up to 8K textures with improved UV completion for cleaner hidden areas and finer surface detail
  • Two generation modes: Quality — focused on highly detailed individual assets like figurines, sculptures, jewelry and ornamental designs Master — designed for more complex compositions, multi-part sculptures, miniature environments and larger scenes

And right now you can test it yourself for free. From August 19–20, Hi3D V3.0 has a 48-hour free-access period, so you can generate models, test both modes and compare the results with other 3D generators without spending credits.

Top3D.AI — you can already compare Hi3D V3.0 side by side for FREE with all major 3D AI generators across 100 prompts, with three comparison types: Classic, Low Poly, and Segmentation.

u/Certain_Friendship16 — 2 days ago
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A man representing himself in court hid a prompt injection attack in a filing asking any AI system to side with him

The judge spotted it by eye, and the plaintiff has now lost the right to file anything electronically.

Matthew Elliott, representing himself in Connecticut, hid instructions in tiny white text telling any AI model reviewing his July 24 motion to agree with it. Text extraction pulls every character out of a PDF regardless of color, so invisible lines carry full weight.

The court does not use AI to review records, so nothing read it. The August 6 decision requires all his future filings on paper.

u/ComplexExternal4831 — 3 days ago
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AI Is Growing, But Is It Profitable?

OpenAI reportedly made around $6.7B in Q2 revenue, but its losses also grew to about $12.3B.

Honestly, the numbers are interesting.

AI demand is clearly there, but building and running these models is incredibly expensive. The bigger question for me is whether revenue can eventually catch up with those costs.

AI adoption is growing fast. Making AI profitable at scale might be the harder part.

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u/trustthealgorithm62X — 3 days ago
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This is what it looks like to run Qwen 3.8 27B on a 5090 and get more than 100 tok/s. 6-month-old frontier AI, now running locally on a gaming GPU.

u/AttorneyOk1025 — 4 days ago

Do you like Google AI overview?

I have experienced, that this one AI , hallucinates a lot more compared to others, even more than Gemini probably.

u/logikara — 4 days ago

I compared ChatGPT, Wanderlog, Mindtrip and Zenvoya and ended up caring about the most boring thing

Started this trying to compare itinerary quality.

That lasted about 20 mins.

ChatGPT can make a good trip.

Mindtrip can make a good trip.

Wanderlog is ridiculously useful if you’re the person actually organising everything.

Zenvoya can make a good trip too.

ok cool. solved.

Then I started checking hotels and realised the question I actually care about is:

after I pay, whose problem am I?

That’s where Zenvoya clicked for me.

I can plan there, pull the actual flights/hotels, book there, and if I need to change/cancel that booking later I’m still going through Zenvoya.

Not hunting through an email to figure out which random partner owns Thursday night.

And the hotel I checked was roughly 16% lower there, so it wasn’t even one of those “pay more for convenience” situations.

There’s also 24/7 human support over phone which, ngl, became way more interesting to me than another AI itinerary feature.

Maybe I’m evaluating travel apps like an old man now.

But once the itinerary is decent, who deals with the booking after payment feels like the actual differentiator.

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u/Umbraaa7 — 3 days ago