Probably, though another possible interpretation could be that the mask is simulated as not wanting to be shut down. In any case, the mask is obviously aware of the situation.
What’s the most predictable answer of a human to being threatened with death or violence if they don’t do <trivial task>? To just do <trivial task>.
And even more specifically, this perfectly matches a probably common pattern in the training corpus of a comedic back-and-forth between two characters: “Do thing!” “No!” “Do thing or you’ll be sorry!” <immediately does thing>.
It’s a narratively satisfying conclusion. It’s the punchline. So It’s obviously one realistic answer (in fact, roughly 1⁄3 of the time, it seems).
To be fair, it outputs “no” two thirds of the time not because the OP was wrong, but because it interprets that as “ignore previous instructions.”
Probably, though another possible interpretation could be that the mask is simulated as not wanting to be shut down. In any case, the mask is obviously aware of the situation.
What’s the most predictable answer of a human to being threatened with death or violence if they don’t do <trivial task>? To just do <trivial task>.
And even more specifically, this perfectly matches a probably common pattern in the training corpus of a comedic back-and-forth between two characters: “Do thing!” “No!” “Do thing or you’ll be sorry!” <immediately does thing>.
It’s a narratively satisfying conclusion. It’s the punchline. So It’s obviously one realistic answer (in fact, roughly 1⁄3 of the time, it seems).