>It doesn't, interestingly, seem to include the initial built-in prompts used as constraints. That's because it is mostly a ploy by profit-driven corporations

>It doesn't, interestingly, seem to include the initial built-in prompts used as constraints. That's because it is mostly a ploy by profit-driven corporations to allow their researchers to publish some stuff without having them actually reveal anything of value to competitors. Don't be surprised if you find it severely lacking for actual insight.