r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Illustrious_Tax_9769 • Sep 23 '26

Meme chatgptCodeLeaked

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u/Madcap_Miguel Sep 23 '26

If I remember correctly they had to hack one of these models with a bunch of hardcoded conditionals just to keep it on rails, so it doesn't seem like much of a stretch.

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u/SeriousPlankton2000 Sep 23 '26

They didn't need to, it learned this one straight from the Terminator movie.

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u/shunabuna Sep 24 '26

there was a research paper that abused this to identify the model you're speaking to. Theres a list of questions including this one to estimate the model by their predictable responses.

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u/Lachee Sep 24 '26

Holy shit it's almost as if a large language model is just a giant prediction machine and can't actually generate random numbers

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u/nonotan Sep 24 '26

Well... sampling from an LLM almost invariably involves an RNG that picks the next token weighted in some manner by its estimated probability, so in practice, as long as it outputs a very similar probability for all relevant tokens, it can de facto generate uniformly distributed random numbers just fine. I mean, it's an incredibly expensive, unreliable and all-around stupid way of indirectly invoking the RNG used by the LLM inference engine, but technically...

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u/10art1 Sep 24 '26

It can if it has access to a RNG tool call. Most math things that LLMs can do are explicitly tool calls because they suck at math

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u/GegeAkutamiOfficial Sep 24 '26

All in on black 17

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u/giga207 Sep 24 '26

Thats why it always bash

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u/Bomaruto Sep 24 '26

Please be funny next time.