I don't think this kind of prompt leakage really matters from a strategy perspective. Pretty much every breakout internet biz in the past 20 years has been like

I don't think this kind of prompt leakage really matters from a strategy perspective. Pretty much every breakout internet biz in the past 20 years has been like "an HN comment poster can build that prototype". So what really matters is this thing is up live, it's being relatively widely used, it's integrated with Bing, it's pulling the right summaries of the search results into GPT's very length-constrained prompt context.. Here's yesterday's thread on this prompt context pattern: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34477543 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34477543 I've been experimenting with the 'gpt index' project <https://github.com/jerryjliu/gpt_index https://github.com/jerryjliu/gpt_index> and it doesn't seem like "oh just put summaries of stuff in the prompt" works for everything -- like I added all the Seinfeld scripts and was asking questions like "list every event related to a coat or jacket" and the insights were not great -- so you have to find the situations in which this makes sense. I found one example output that was pretty good, by asking it to list inflation related news by date given a couple thousand snippets: https://twitter.com/firasd/status/1617405987710988288 https://twitter.com/firasd/status/1617405987710988288