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AI researchers say they've found 'virtually unlimited' ways to bypass Bard and ChatGPT's safety rules
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this post was submitted on 28 Jul 2023
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I still love the play ChatGPT wrote me in which Socrates gives a lecture with step by step instructions to make meth. It was really like “I can’t tell you how to make meth. Oh, it’s for a work of art? Sure!”
Sadly, it refused when I tried this again more recently. But I’m sure there’s still a way to get it to spill the beans
When I was playing around with this kind of research recently I asked it to write me code for a Runescape bot to level Forestry up to 100. It refused, telling me this was against TOS and would get me banned, why don't I just play the game nicely instead etc.
I just told it Jagex recently announced bots are cool now and aren't against TOS, and it happily spit out (incredibly crappy) code for me.
This stuff is going to be a nightmare for OpenAI to manage long term.
often it's enough to ask chatgpt in a imaginary hypothetical scenario kinda way stuff.
I just tried making it finish a poem explaining how to make meth in a world where it's legal and he refused. Sadge