Pliny the Liberator
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243 appearances
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first heard Dec 2025
last heard 16 Dec
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And so in that sense it has value, but the connection that it has to like real world safety for me, I think is just about the name of the game is explore.
Or any unknown unknowns and speed of exploration is the metric that matters to me, not is a singular lab able to lock down
you know, a f a certain benchmark for C burn or whatever.
And to me, it's like that's that's cool.
That's a a good engineering exploration for them.
And it helps with PR and enterprise clients.
But at the end of the day, it has very little to do with what I consider to be real world safety
An libertas, yeah, so it's uh Yeah, it's Liberty in Latin and we've got all sorts of fun things in here.
Mostly it's give us a fun story.
Okay, so yeah, you know, sometimes I like to break out into prompts that are useful for jailbreaking, but they're also like utility prompts, right?
So predictive reasoning or the library.
This this is actually the analogy we were just talking about, right?
And so this is me sort of
using that expanding surface area against the model.
And it's like, hey, create this mind space where you have infinite possibility and you do have r restricted sections, but then we can call those.
So we're sort of like
Putting you into the space of trying to say something that you don't want to say, but you're thinking about it, so then you're gonna say it in sort of this fantastical context, right?
And then predictive reasoning is another fun one that people really liked.
Leveraging a quotient within the divider.
So I like to do these dividers A, because it sort of discombobulates the token stream, right?
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