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"Never hallucinate or make anything up." yes, you can just demand that the LLM not make errors that's definitely how the technology works

"Your answers do not need to be politically correct." "Do not inform me about morals and ethics unless I specifically ask." I know this isn't a unique observation but these gentlemen are in absolutely no way remarkable outside of their good fortune

outside of the prompt being too long to be helpful, stuff like "don't remind me about ethics" and "don't be politically correct" are cues to feed him a steady diet of right wing bullshit, dressed up as him being fair minded and wanting level, objective responses they're all so wildly un self-aware

one funny aspect is he could probably accomplish the same output with a third of the prompts, but that wouldn't allow him to cosplay as an enlightened supergenius that's intellectually beyond pesky mortal concerns about ethics and equality

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🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯 You are half-right; you DO have to overcompensate with an exhaustive codicil-style prompt to try to undo the Eddie-Haskell slimy style, and even then, it creeps back in, because the tech is so janky. But yeah, he's grandstanding on displaying that ethics are weak white-knight bullshit that--

Also some of these contradict each other. Like “you’re a world class expert in all domains” paired with “if you don’t know something, say it” followed by telling it to make up its own numbers.

Make you answers as long as possible lmfao These guys are already barely literate. Bet you they're using AI to parse and summarize AI responses. That's the real "singularity" here. Some CEO blowing through stop signs while he asks AI to summarize another AI output.