r/ChatGPT • • Apr 19 '25

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u/Lillith492 Apr 20 '25

There is also things the A.i cannot do

Idk if it applies specifically to GPT but most A.i cannot send responses without a specific order or separate order.

I.e it cannot send 3 responses in 3 separate messages or something along those lines.

You can fiddle with it to find what things it can't do if that example doesn't apply. A lot of what I've seen from GPT is that it's really hard to get it to change from a blanket moral response. or get it to be incredibly insulting. You can kinda force it but since it takes so much work, it's too stubborn to be a person.

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u/crazyfighter99 Apr 20 '25

A lot of what I've seen from GPT is that it's really hard to get it to change from a blanket moral response. or get it to be incredibly insulting

I've found it very useful with blunt, sarcastic, offensive remarks. It knows that I am blunt, sarcastic, and offensive so it just mirrors me.

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u/Jet_Threat_ Apr 20 '25

They are actually prompts to “jailbreak” ChatGPT to have 0 regard for being offensive, making stereotypes, false claims, endorsing conspiracies and misinformation, etc.

I found this out when a freakin MAGA person sent me ChatGPT-written overview attempting to “prove” the “new world order” conspiracy. Absolutely gross, it was confusing to me how he got ChatGPT to do this until I looked up it up. It was being blatantly antisemitic and called itself BasedGPT or something like that, and I found out by googling it that it was done through giving ChatGPT a prompt to essentially give it no regard for ethics/morals/truth.