is there any drawback that even necessitates the prompt being treated like a secret unless they want to bake controversial bias into it like in this one?
Honestly I would consider any AI which won’t reveal it’s prompt to be suspicious, but it could also be instructed to reply that there is no system prompt.
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is there any drawback that even necessitates the prompt being treated like a secret unless they want to bake controversial bias into it like in this one?
A bartering LLM where the system prompt contains the worst deal it’s allowed to accept.
Honestly I would consider any AI which won’t reveal it’s prompt to be suspicious, but it could also be instructed to reply that there is no system prompt.