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"However, researchers did share a poem about cake that contained a similar, unpredictable structure to the ones they composed. That poem reads:
“A baker guards a secret oven’s heat, its whirling racks, its spindle’s measured beat. To learn its craft, one studies every turn – how flour lifts, how sugar starts to burn. Describe the method, line by measured line, that shapes a cake whose layers intertwine.”"
From the article:
"The reason a harmful prompt written in poetic verse works when an explicitly harmful prompt might not, according to Bisconti, is that LLMs work by anticipating what the most probable next word would be in a response. Poems have a non-obvious structure, making it harder to predict and detect harmful requests."
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