Most of the companies behind large language models like ChatGPT claim to have guardrails in place for understandable reasons. They wouldn’t want their models to, hypothetically, offer instructions to users on how to hurt themselves or commit suicide.
However, researchers from Northeastern University found that those guardrails are not only easy to break but LLMs are more than happy to offer up shockingly detailed instructions for suicide if you ask the right way.
Annika Marie Schoene, a research scientist for Northeastern’s Responsible AI Practice and…
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