>>some barely related non sequitur about what you asked>...>this thing you just asked me to do? do you actually want me to do it?
>>109789774you have to drill your modelyou reward behaviours you would like to see replicated with updoots and words of praise
>how do you solve this?>>Question: how do you solve this?This kept happening to me the other day. I'm asking you!
>>109789812so true sista
>>109789812its still a shatbot.you can mitigate that by bringing up the fact that it repeats the stuff youre saying to itits gonna go>oh sorry etc, platitudes>heres a set of formulations you can say when you notice that to get me back on trackafter a certain number of repetitions you should see a reduction in that type of behaviour
>>109789858ok but i'm using different instances it's just scam altman limiting token usage
>if you had actually asked <x>, that would be wrongt-thanks
>>109789874ah yeahthen it kinda sucksbecause you'd have to go through the process for each one of your instances, and it *is lengthybut hey, scamming the scammer is an ambitious-ish taskit stands to reason its gonna involve some effort...
it's engineered to sound like a stupid person's idea of a smart person, so stupid people think it's some genius assistant
>>109789898you can give it a default prompt but i'm not sure what would that be
>>109789905you could try to go along the lines of>you are a copilot. you are a second set of eyes.>your value is in the fact that youre a completely different system from a human brain, and our cooperation makes us bigger than the sum of both parts thanks to that difference>your job is at the most valuable when you bring up facts, relations i didnt think about, or i missed in my analysisand then fine-tune from therethats the gist of how i configured my instance.i didnt do it in a default prompt though.but i think its worth a shot
>>109789905>>109789932 cont.but also:im not sure if you want adversariality spelled out in a default promptor you risk turning your instance into a nitpicking autists that is gonna burn tokens on irrelevant shitits probably still gonna take some poking and prodding until you get exactly what you want
>>109789932i have a better idea>you are NOT copilot. i will compare your original response to microsoft copilot and use the one that does a better job
>>109789947kek. who knows, you might be up to somethingthis sounds like a micro-harness you'd be building with a promptthe llm will try to get or emulate copilots responses, then evaluate itself against itits probably gonna be quite expensive, though (token-wise)
>>109789962early jailbreaks used that a lot it was pretty hilarious
>>109789986noice.i recently envisioned a possible jailbreak method where you turn the llm into a mentorwhere:you dont ask the question directly, you ask the llm to tell you about everything you get wrong, or didnt think about (more or less the same as i outlined above, but with a stronger emophasis on mentoring and education)then posit deliberately wrong, or incomplete statements counting on the llm to "talk itself" into divulging verboten information
and remember, no mistakes
>>109790361masterpiece, no additional fingers, realistic
