This. As annoying as all sorts of 'safety features' are, the sheer amount of effort that goes into further restricting that on the corporate wrapper side side makes llm nigh unusable. How can those kids even begin to get the idea of what it can do, when it seems like its severely locked down.

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pjc50 4 hours ago | parent [-]

Could you provide an example of such a thing that is prevented?

	▲	iugtmkbdfil834 an hour ago \| parent [-]
		Sure. In the instance I am aware of, SQL ( and xml and few others )files are explicitly verbotten, but you can upload them as text and reference them that way; references to personal information like DOB immediately stops the inference with no clear error as to why, but referencing the same info any other way allows it go on. It is all small things, but none of those small things are captured anywhere so whoever is on the other end has to 'discover' through trial and error.