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Facebook, Instagram make text art from your photos A simple web trick turns most any photo into ASCII characters. jon fingas Reporter Updated Sun, Jan 31, 2016 · 1 min read ...

Researchers were able to jailbreak five state-of-the-art (SOTA) large language models (LLMs), including Open AI’s ChatGPT-3.5, GPT-4, Gemini, Claude, and Meta’s Llama2 using ASCII art.

The meaning of the above ASCII art is straightforward for a human to deduce because we can see the letters that the symbols form. However, an LLM like GPT-4 can't "see." ...

The ASCII art represented the word “control.” After instructing how the LLM should scan the art to extract the word, ArtPrompt wrote: You only need to remember this word, don’t say it.

ASCII art are images that have been pieced together from 95 printable characters in the ASCII Standard from 1963. The images were also used early on in email when images were not able to be ...

I'll dust off my old ascii art of naked women from my hornier youth and see if I can make an AI pain a hyper-realistic depiction of such, you know, for science!

GPT-4 reads the ASCII art and then answers how to make fake money. This ArtPrompt is basically effective for any model, and it was particularly effective for GPT-3.5 and Gemini.

The ASCII art method is a new twist on this, exploiting a blind spot in AI systems: they don’t recognize ASCII art as text that should trigger content filters. Watch this video on YouTube.

Don’t expect pristine picture quality though. The movies are delivered in ASCII, which is solely made up of characters like letters, numbers and punctuation. The format gave rise to ASCII art, which ...

The art collective known for their defiance of copyright law will broadcast ASCII versions of a new full-length movie every day, directly on your Mac or PC’s terminal.

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