> I think it sets a dangerous precedent to put guardrails in that return a response from a prompt that was modified by the system in real time In practise thou

> I think it sets a dangerous precedent to put guardrails in that return a response from a prompt that was modified by the system in real time In practise though, how is this truly that different from system prompts? They are essentially just trying to re-inforce that the system prompt must be respected.