Sure. We’re talking about language models so the only tools we have to work with are language after all. Which is what gets me thinking - do we get different c

Sure. We’re talking about language models so the only tools we have to work with are language after all. Which is what gets me thinking - do we get different chatbot results from prompts that look like each of these: You are an AI chatbot Sydney is an AI chatbot I am an AI chatbot There is an AI chatbot Say there was an AI chatbot Say you were an AI chatbot Be an AI chatbot Imagine an AI chatbot AI chatbots exist This is an AI chatbot We are in an AI chatbot If we do… that’s fascinating. If we don’t… why do prompt engineers favor one form over any other here? (Although this stops being a software engineering question and becomes an anthropology question instead)