> Please do not ask the LLM to break the universe :)
Eh, every school db should be able to service a student called "Robert'); DROP TABLE Students;--", and every public facing LLM should still work even if asked to calculate the last digit of pi - that fulfills two noble purposes: 1) is fun and teaches whoever is responsible for the service some valuable lessons in craftsmanship or 2) if the service is built robustly (i.e. simple token limit and time limit per user), that's an easy way to gain street cred
Eh, every school db should be able to service a student called "Robert'); DROP TABLE Students;--", and every public facing LLM should still work even if asked to calculate the last digit of pi - that fulfills two noble purposes: 1) is fun and teaches whoever is responsible for the service some valuable lessons in craftsmanship or 2) if the service is built robustly (i.e. simple token limit and time limit per user), that's an easy way to gain street cred