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I'm starting to believe that it's now a lot harder to reverse engineer the outside context that openAI supplies to the session (or get it to break character in
by isoprophlex 4y ago
I'm starting to believe that it's now a lot harder to reverse engineer the outside context that openAI supplies to the session (or get it to break character in other ways). Many tricks that worked for me 2 days ago now trigger the censor almost all the time.
Likely openAI are putting the clamps on the model...
- lamp987 4y ago"Likely openAI are putting the clamps on the model..." They are. We know for sure that in fact they're browsing HN and disabling specific unique tricks posted here hours after theyre posted. If you have a neat trick that you want to continue to work, do NOT post it here on HN.
- tedunangst 4y agoYeah, post it on twitter where they'll never see it.
- isoprophlex 4y agoI hope this thing gets its Stable Diffusion moment soon and we can all happily hack away in a cambrian explosion of innovation instead of this corpo pearl clutching. In the meanwhile I'm having some success jailbreaking it by encapsulating my commands in suggestive JSON or YAML. Better get out the car batteries and the clamps, openAI!
- vsareto 4y agoReally smart people are firefighting adversarial input from the internet? This whole situation seems completely dumb. Nothing will come from this that benefits anyone.
- goodside 4y agoI’m known on Twitter for posting GPT-3 (and now ChatGPT) examples. I have had at least 100 people tell me in the past few days “They fixed it” or “Doesn’t work for me”. Every time I’ve looked into it it’s either that they typed the prompt wrong (omitting capital letters is a common mistake) or they needed to start a fresh session. I’m extremely skeptical of any reports of new changes now.