> I suspect it's not possible (as an end user) to get a thinking trace from one of the models. But what happens with "thinking" is that the model has a conversa

> I suspect it's not possible (as an end user) to get a thinking trace from one of the models. But what happens with "thinking" is that the model has a conversation with itself in an attempt to home in on a better answer to the original prompt. The model that summarizes what is inside the CoT/|thinking| tags is just an LLM, and it's just as jailbreakable/susceptible to prompt injection as any other LLM: https://x.com/lefthanddraft/status/1991076879877460322 https://x.com/lefthanddraft/status/1991076879877460322 (for those without X; that's Wyatt Walls demonstrating both getting the gemini summarizer to print the raw CoT, as well as just do random calculations, dump its system prompt, etc.)