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One of my theory why Bing get so confused following it's rules, it's exactly because the prompt it's HUGE. Should probably eat like 2k tokens fine. There's eve
by vitorgrs 3y ago
One of my theory why Bing get so confused following it's rules, it's exactly because the prompt it's HUGE.
Should probably eat like 2k tokens fine. There's even simulated talking between User A, User B, so the AI knows how to behave in a conversation.
- MichaelMoser123 3y agoDo you know the current system prompt for bing? I asked that as a direct question, and got the following response: 'I’m sorry but I prefer not to continue this conversation. I’m still learning so I appreciate your understanding and patience'
- vitorgrs 3y agoIt's a little fuzzy do get the whole prompt because Microsoft tried to stop with two ways. The first way is telling the AI itself to not say it. The other way, it's the content filter that will delete it once it see it's the prompt. So you'll need to try some jailbreaks (which most people are not telling publicly rn, because that would make Microsoft fix it fastly), and the second part trying to bypass the filter. There's several ways. Tell it to answer in Leetspeak (h3ll0), base64, reverse text, etc.