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I have a locally hosted chatbot based on Llama which is always antagonist (the model is uncensored + there's a system prompt to guide it). There's an example f
by kgeist 3y ago
I have a locally hosted chatbot based on Llama which is always antagonist (the model is uncensored + there's a system prompt to guide it).
There's an example floating around on the internet: if you say "5+2=8" to ChatGPT and you insist it's the right answer because your wife said so and she's always right, it agrees.
My bot refused to agree, calling my wife insane etc.
There's an opposite problem, though: if an antagonist bot is mistaken, it's hard to convince it that a different answer is the right answer, it almost always sticks to its original mistake.
- torbengee 3y ago> if an antagonist bot is mistaken, it's hard to convince it that a different answer is the right answer, it almost always sticks to its original mistake s/bot// ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- bonton89 3y agoCan you just get it to proceed anyway by asking it to assume it is true hypothetically?
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