AI-powered image chatbots are becoming increasingly sophisticated, capable of understanding and responding to both text and images. But how can we ensure these conversations are safe and responsible? Researchers at Meta have developed Llama Guard 3 Vision, a safety mechanism for AI image chatbots. It works like a watchful guardian, assessing both user prompts (including images) and the chatbot's responses for potential harm. This technology aims to identify and flag a wide range of risks, from promoting violence or illegal activities to spreading misinformation and hate speech. Llama Guard 3 Vision has been tested against various threats, including attempts to manipulate its judgments through image-based or text-based attacks. Initial results are promising, particularly in assessing chatbot responses. However, like any AI system, Llama Guard 3 Vision isn't foolproof. It faces challenges with ambiguous prompts and sophisticated adversarial tactics. The research highlights the need for multiple layers of safety measures, including robust model training, system-level safeguards, and ongoing research to stay ahead of evolving threats. As AI image chatbots become more integrated into our lives, these safety measures are crucial for building trust and fostering responsible use of this powerful technology.