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See, your mistake is confusing people with brain rot as bots, brain rotted humans are more likely to fail this test fyi
Though seriously, I think I’d like to find a way to catch bots in the wild, not sure what’s a good strategy for that. A game of werewolf? If account is not colluding with other players in DMs you know that account is sus
There is one that might actually be helpful for ones using vision systems. Some researchers were able to do prompt injection with text in images that's basically invisible to humans
So you’re saying we can get the bots to organize their own game of werewolf? The prompt injection sends them to a bot only instance and you can’t join/comment the instance unless you enter via that injected link, but can still view it
Tragic lights, apparently.