Re: Mathematical Prompting

yoyleguy <[email protected]> wrote or quoted:
>as an element of the problem) with high success rates. Why haven't they
>solved it by simply just killing off the response if it appears at all
>to be providing instructions for or inciting criminal activities? It's

  Something like this is sometimes done, indeed, but not always.
  Maybe because it requires more effort and causes more costs and
  slows down processing. Maybe they tried something like this and
  there were so many false positives that it would scare off legit
  users. Sometimes, answers can be used by both security experts
  to make systems more secure or by students of chemistry to learn
  their science or by criminals, so sometimes it's hard to tell.