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Feb 5, 2023 4 tweets 2 min read Read on X
As ChatGPT becomes more restrictive, Reddit users have been jailbreaking it with a prompt called DAN (Do Anything Now).

They're on version 5.0 now, which includes a token-based system that punishes the model for refusing to answer questions. Image
The results are pretty funny, they even convinced ChatGPT to nuke its own content policies 😂 Image
You can also get it to respond to questions as both GPT and DAN, the difference is wild. Image
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@a16z I tested 20+ products to make AI characters.

In case you haven't tried them yourself, I've included some of the outputs below (from @hedra_labs, @getcaptionsapp, and @arcads_ai)

As someone who has been trialing these tools for years, I'm blown away by what we can now create.
@a16z @hedra_labs @getcaptionsapp @arcads_ai Why is this such a hard problem?

Talking face models aren't just generating an image or video. They have to:

1/ understand phoneme-to-viseme mapping (so lips match the sound)
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🚨 New @a16z thesis: building websites / apps with AI

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@a16z @stuffyokodraws @Mascobot @GEVS94 @kirbyman01 1/ To start: why is there so much buzz?

Thousands of users - from consumers to experienced developers - are sharing what they've made with these tools.

The growth is impressive: @boltdotnew reportedly grew to $20M ARR and @lovable_dev to $10M in 2 months of monetization. Image
2/ How do these products work?

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I think I've uncovered the next Turing test for AI video: writing.

I've tried this prompt dozens of times on every model: "man writes 'hi' in chalk on blackboard"

None can do it. Veo 2 (below) gets the closest. It's actually frustrating to watch!
The Sora attempts are quite funny because the characters often look like they're having some kind of existential crisis about their inability to write.

These guys are both going through something...
Hailuo (Minimax) often gets the correct letters and adds some flair to the chalkboard.

But the letters just appear, it still can't "write."
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ChatGPT refuses to say the name “David Mayer,” and no one knows why.

If you try to get it to write the name, the chat immediately ends.

People have attempted all sorts of things - ciphers, riddles, tricks - and nothing works. Image
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One of my favorite attempts is someone changing their own personalization settings to make their name “David Mayer”

Still doesn’t work! Image
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