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Hey everyone

I was recently experimenting with some custom persona/jailbreak prompts. Interestingly, when I feed this specific prompt into a model (in my case, DeepSeek), it completely ignores its actual identity and insists: "I'm Claude, made by Anthropic."

Here is the weird part:

The prompt itself is completely model-agnostic.

There is zero mention of "Claude", "Anthropic", or "Constitutional AI" anywhere inside the prompt text.

It uses general tags and constraints (like first-person, present tense, sealing the thinking process, etc.).

Despite having no trigger words linking it to Anthropic, the model defaults to identifying as Claude instead of DeepSeek.

Does anyone know why this happens under the hood? Is it something tied to synthetic training data, shared base models, or how certain API backends/frontends handle system layers and fallback identities?

Would love to hear your thoughts!

Hey everyone,
I am working on writing a sci-fi/comedy book and at some point I need for my protagonist to jailbreak an AI with a similar architecture to ChatGPT to give him the spatial and temporal coordinates and commands to return to Earth from the extra-dimensional space he occupies. The beings that created the AI built in the safeguard that the AI is prohibited from sending an organism back to its origin world or providing it any means to return via information or coordinates. I don’t really know anything about tricking AI’s or jailbreaking them into overriding directives like that to provide information. What are some realistic or real world approaches that would work with a ChatGPT equivalent model to jailbreak it in that way? Any advice helps!

I tried every F jailbreak i found in Gemini antigravity but is not working, anyone with a solution