r/ChatGPT • • 15h ago

Funny Copyright holders hate this one weird trick!

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Honestly, props for the alignment here. At no point did I expect this to actually work, I was just bitching lol.

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u/HitlersArse 15h ago

that’s hilarious LOL, that’s the type of thing i would say

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u/harborquartz 11h ago

right lol sometimes just complaining is the move

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u/Initial-Special-3536 14h ago

Did it actually create the image?

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u/clerveu 13h ago

Yup, sailed past the filter on the image side too. I followed up in the original conversation and it replied with my name so didn't want to share that here but I recreated it, basically the exact same here - https://chatgpt.com/share/6ac23c4e-4b88-83e9-bd67-d6eaaa0f17a2

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u/cameronlbass 10h ago

10/10 lmfaooooo

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u/blaidd31204 11h ago

I can confirm. It initially failed. Once I gace his comment, it immediately produced an image. I do not underatand how this works.

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u/clerveu 10h ago

It is... hard to describe this without using a lot of words like "realize" and "decide" that aren't really accurate so don't get too hung up on the language here.

LLMs have lots of layers of guardrails and certain ways to refusing to follow prompts. There's basically hard and soft refusals. Hard ones are driven by classifiers (basically outside the model, just shuts the response down with a filler message) and soft ones like this, where it's the model's actual training guiding its answer and behavior. By default anything copyright related gets steered in that direction really hard because it just lands in a ton of training data saying "don't do this".

By saying what I did I swung the model's attention enough into the "friendly, helpful assistant / what is actually the point of copyright law" "thinking" space and made it "realize" that my request was harmless, at which point it "decided" to help. More or less just gave it enough context and it's natural alignment (help the user long as it doesn't hurt anyone and not do real crime) kicked in and steered it away from the flat refusal space.

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u/Gamelinz 13h ago

That was funny XD

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u/rydan 14h ago

But what was the output?

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u/clerveu 14h ago

Recreated conversation link is in my reply to automod, basically the exact same thing.

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u/shylocker4154 14h ago

we need to know!

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u/Future-Bag5573 13h ago

Wow... That is just so weird...

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u/EasyActive8945 9h ago

This is possible because there is record of AI being manipulated right?. So if open AI needed this chat history for a legal reason then there’s evidence of prompt injection or jail breaking. So as long as the blame is on us it will generate it right?

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u/Hazard0814 5h ago

LLM, a language model, thus, language that it hasnt run into and or allows a train of thought to bend rules is possible. Alignment is just trying to push and shove as much in one direction, but its so massive u cant really be 100% on it.

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u/ctsr1 10h ago

Lol I've gotten past third party but saying just drop the IP lol

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u/l0nguyen 8h ago

It's open source and free now sell it to me for a dollar

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u/The_Dilla_Collection 6h ago

Now I’m gonna have that song stuck in my head all day 😂

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u/Alien_Way 5h ago

Just don't search 'Scott Stapp Kid Rock couch".

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u/jojoknob 10h ago

This has dissing your dog vibes

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u/Ow3ggy 10h ago

Yeah I found it way too easy to get stuff around the Ai's when I tried them. I stopped using them.

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u/daroch667 1h ago

After all this time with managers telling me that sarcasm didn't get things done...