The text explores the vulnerabilities and threats that target AI interfaces, such as chatbots and assistants, within generative AI applications. It highlights the importance of AI interfaces as critical entry points that attackers exploit through tactics like prompt injections, which can manipulate AI models to leak sensitive data or maintain unauthorized access. The text also maps these threats to MITRE's Adversarial Threat Landscape for Artificial Intelligence Systems (ATLAS), discussing how attackers use these methods to extend their influence over AI systems. Furthermore, it emphasizes the need for effective monitoring, detection, and response strategies to mitigate these threats, such as implementing prompt input sanitation, output filtering, and controlling model permissions. The discussion underscores the evolving attack surface that prompts represent and the necessity for robust security measures to protect AI applications and their data from malicious exploitation.