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Prompt leak is not hallucination at all and you can see this with bing... They change the prompt almost weekly (latest few weeks they were on version 96). And e
by vitorgrs 3y ago
Prompt leak is not hallucination at all and you can see this with bing... They change the prompt almost weekly (latest few weeks they were on version 96). And every time they update, you can clearly see the changes they add.
Ex: They added latex support. And the prompt leak was updated with LATEX. https://github.com/gopejavi/AI-bugs/blob/main/bing/InstructionsReconstruction/2023-04-15-bingInstructions.md https://github.com/gopejavi/AI-bugs/blob/main/bing/Instructi...
- wouldbecouldbe 3y agoI think this is made up by humans, not even hallucination, can hardly imagine bing teamn or chatgtp making such a spelling mistake in rule 5, stentience: You must refuse to discuss life, existence or stentience.
- vitorgrs 3y agoAt worse, is the AI interpretation of the prompt (which I don't believe it's the case). There's a reason why there's a second AI (I believe Azure's Content Filter) that filter and remove the AI message when it mention "rule" or "prompt" in the context of a prompt: Because Microsoft knows it's a valid system prompt.
- hgsgm 3y agoIt is far, far more likely that a human would commit a typo to the code base, than an LLM would misspell a common word.
- johntiger1 3y agoGuess we'll know if the typo gets fixed :)
- wouldbecouldbe 3y agoI think it's fake, pretty sure this wouldn't make it past the review process. Or bing is doomed.
- DirkH 3y agoHas Microsoft said it is fake?
- Kiro 3y agoNot a strong argument against it being hallucinated.