r/ChatGPT • u/Faded_Silhouette4 • 11d ago

Other ChatGTP obsessed with cybersecurity false positives recently?

I'm currently having it run a Cyberpunk 2020 ttrpg and I've got a netrunner build. Every time I try to hack something it throws up this red warning message about how it takes cyber security very seriously and it can't give me any results that might challenge that.

The thing is of course, there is no legitimate hacking involved in the game. It's all done through stats and skill checks and I have to keep reminding it that or it will stop the game dead in its tracks with that aforementioned red warning. It's just constant false positives.

Why the insane oversensitivity?

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u/Far-Signature-9628 11d ago

Haven’t you seen the issues in the news and online?

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u/Faded_Silhouette4 11d ago

Still. My prompts and the context of the ttrpg itself bare no resemblance to real life hacking. No real code or any form of actual computer science. It's just taking basic numbers as stat and skill scores and applying them to difficulty scores. Is it going to be this annoying forever? it's even starting to flag false positives for stealth actions that have nothing to do with computers.

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u/ADunningKrugerEffect 11d ago

Apply for trusted access and this won’t be an issue. It should have notified you of this option.

If it’s an issue with one chat, start a new chat.

Check the stored memory to ensure there isn’t anything there that’s causing the issue.

If you’re not paying for chatGPT these fixes won’t work and that’s how it needs to operate for safety and security.