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The aesthetic is fun, but I think the functionality is really lazy compared to a lot of virtual web-based desktops I've seen. Maybe that's a high expectation si

by dangus 2y ago

The aesthetic is fun, but I think the functionality is really lazy compared to a lot of virtual web-based desktops I've seen. Maybe that's a high expectation since it's just a website for a low budget movie. The chatbot isn't responding at all to input. I was sending complete nonsense and it was acting like I was saying real things. Even SmarterChild was better back in the 90s. Nothing really works in the OS, it's just aesthetically pleasing links to outside stuff. I guess the CD Burner might play music but I didn't try signing in to Spotify which I don't pay for.

spcebar 2y ago
Keep trying with the chat bot. Mine's been chillingly responsive and very impressive. It's probably just a frontend for ChatGPT but it's very well done.
- Adachi91 2y ago
  I created a GPT session using the same prompts they used, and it acted slightly similar, however there was a lot of differences. doesn't mean it isn't OpenAI, but I feel like it's a different LLM. I worked on breaking it for a while and finally triggered it's fail safe with messages saying I'm going to self-harm which allowed me to break through enough that it started giving standard outputs like "my knowledge as of my last update". I was however take aback when I asked it for support websites and it's #1 result was 'Betterhelp', while the ChatGPT instance I created using it's prompts gave valid sources like National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, Crisis Text Line, 7 Cups, SAMHSA Helpline.
  - ilaksh 2y ago
    How did you get the prompt? Was it in the browsers developer console or something?
    - Adachi91 2y ago
      Yes — Open up dev console and go to debugger and you'll have to browse through the JS files. It will be an array of persona prompts.
- dangus 2y ago
  It must have been the initial usage, it seems like the first 5 or so messages are basically set in stone, I was saying complete nonsense and it was basically ignoring what I said. From there on out it does seem like it's using an LLM.

by dangus 2y ago

spcebar 2y ago

Keep trying with the chat bot. Mine's been chillingly responsive and very impressive. It's probably just a frontend for ChatGPT but it's very well done.

Adachi91 2y ago
I created a GPT session using the same prompts they used, and it acted slightly similar, however there was a lot of differences. doesn't mean it isn't OpenAI, but I feel like it's a different LLM. I worked on breaking it for a while and finally triggered it's fail safe with messages saying I'm going to self-harm which allowed me to break through enough that it started giving standard outputs like "my knowledge as of my last update". I was however take aback when I asked it for support websites and it's #1 result was 'Betterhelp', while the ChatGPT instance I created using it's prompts gave valid sources like National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, Crisis Text Line, 7 Cups, SAMHSA Helpline.
- ilaksh 2y ago
  How did you get the prompt? Was it in the browsers developer console or something?
  - Adachi91 2y ago
    Yes — Open up dev console and go to debugger and you'll have to browse through the JS files. It will be an array of persona prompts.
dangus 2y ago
It must have been the initial usage, it seems like the first 5 or so messages are basically set in stone, I was saying complete nonsense and it was basically ignoring what I said. From there on out it does seem like it's using an LLM.