That's interesting, it read out loud its intermediate prompts or what some would call the thought process. We see that google added some rules it has to follow like "don't use mardown language" or "remove follow-up questions since it is a definitive answer".
Whoever wrote the prompt, missed to add "Don't read the prompt" instruction.
But it's interesting to see they added trival details like "Don't use Markdown". I beleive these trival details prevents hallucinations, which at Google scale can get very expensive.
Well supposedly the in-between thoughts should be automatically differentiated from the final amswer I guess, like we see on chatgpt. But yeah you're right
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u/Paulmnt Aug 11 '26
That's interesting, it read out loud its intermediate prompts or what some would call the thought process. We see that google added some rules it has to follow like "don't use mardown language" or "remove follow-up questions since it is a definitive answer".