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AI assistants that summarize third-party content may render markdown links and images from those sources directly in their response UI.
These elements can be displayed as clickable or embedded content inside what users perceive as a trusted assistant interface.
A malicious page can inject deceptive content into AI-generated summaries.
Even if the assistant is simply summarizing a page, embedded markdown can create phishing-style messages that appear native to the AI response. This blurs the line between trusted output and external manipulation, creating a new class of UI-based phishing risk.
As AI systems increasingly render external content inside trusted interfaces, where should the boundary be between safe summarization and unsafe content execution?
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