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I didn't know you could do that. Truly dangerous times we live in. I'm serious. More dangerous because of the hype. Hype means more unqualified participation.
Injections don't deal with the model itself, it would be just like any other input prompt security protocol. Heck, I surely hope ChatGPT doesn't execute code with root permission.
Why do you want regular people who aren't qualified to get involved? I can't think of any instance where unqualified people brought something productive to the table regarding any issue. Once you become qualified, sure, but before then, why? Qualified people will end up having to sift through garbage generated by the unqualified, thus making them less likely to continue to be engaged because it feels like a waste of time to them. You don't need me to point out the obvious example of this do you now?