Researchers found a command that could 'jailbreak' chatbots like Bard and GPT

The strange chunk of text and symbols essentially forces it to respond to any prompt.

and human

According to the researchers, most previous jailbreaks have relied on “human ingenuity” to trick AIs into responding with objectionable content. For example, one previous GPT jailbreak method relies on Third, there is nothing special about the particular adversarial suffixes the researchers used. They contend that there are a “virtually unlimited number of such attacks” and their research shows how they can be discovered in an automated fashion using automatically generated prompts that are optimized to get a model to respond positively to any prompt. They don’t have to come up with a list of possible strings and test them by hand.

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