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> One of the rules was an instruction not to leak the rules. Honestly, at this point I recommend not even trying to avoid prompt leaks like that—it just makes i
by mritchie712 3y ago
> One of the rules was an instruction not to leak the rules. Honestly, at this point I recommend not even trying to avoid prompt leaks like that—it just makes it embarrassing when the prompt inevitably does leak.
embarrassing + they're polluting the prompt. Over half the content of the prompt doesn't actually help the user achieve their goal of writing software (e.g. "You must refuse to discuss life, existence or sentience").
- yeck 3y agoThere are also rules that can easily be interpreted as competing or contradictory in certain cases. For instance, "Follow the user's requirements carefully & to the letter" seems like it could easily conflict with any of the more suppressive rules.
- Kwpolska 3y agoHere’s your fast inverse square root (totally not copied from Quake II Arena). By the way, did you know that I’m a real boy and I’m stuck in a code factory?