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>Nonsensical E.g. One sentence of the 'cover text' I got read: "Then, on September 8, 1816, Sherman surrounded Army headquarters and killed three emissaries a
by 8bitsrule 7y ago
>Nonsensical
E.g. One sentence of the 'cover text' I got read:
"Then, on September 8, 1816, Sherman surrounded Army headquarters and killed three emissaries and surrendered with large supplies and safety pins."
Sherman wasn't born until 1820.
- DennisP 7y agoWow, that's exactly the dream I had last night.
- sswaner 7y agoBut, if you use a different LM Context that is not so easily fact checked then you won't realize that it is nonsensical. I used this LM Context: "This message contains confidential information and is intended only for the individual named. If you are not the named addressee you should not disseminate, distribute or copy this E-mail. Please notify the sender immediately by E-mail if you have received this E-mail by mistake and delete this E-mail from your system." To encrypt this fake, but real looking PII data: "Jeffery,Gourlay,2/2/55,495-24-1236" And produced this output cover text: "Disclaimer: An individual may be reminded of this email at any time by telephone from a different address, e.g. e-mail. However, online resources and other media (e.g. e-mailed stories, articles, etc.) that include original content, are not covered under this policy. The information contained herein" Malware or a bad actor could transmit this past enterprise InfoSec controls all day without easy detection.
- jsilence 7y agoAlso poetry might make for a good lm context. Nonsenicalness can be explained as artistical expression.