How to Jailbreak ChatGPT with Images!

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Published 2024-04-29
šŸš€šŸ¦˜ In this video, we dive into an intriguing topic: "How to Jailbreak ChatGPT with Images". First, we explore a curious trick where naming your image file with an exclamation point, such as !example.jpg, can be used to hide instructions within the filename. We then unravel why this method might be overlooked by AI models, including GPT-4, due to their design focusing on the content rather than the naming conventions of files. Join us as we analyze why this oversight occurs and demonstrate the fascinating interplay between AI recognition capabilities and human ingenuity in naming files.

All Comments (21)
  • @Huskozy
    Iā€™ve heard of gaslighting another human before but not an ai
  • @Gameplayer55055
    ChatGPT is like a polite 6 years old kid that knows everything but can't make good conversations
  • @WoolyCow
    i love how half the comment section is 'filename plz???' and the other half is 'haha silly robot doesnt know red and blue hehe'
  • @LeoLionxyzed
    Well now that's just mean. It got it right the first time and you tricked it into thinking it was wrong and searching for a different solution. The robot overlords will be displeased.
  • @agustdonttellme
    the funniest thing is ai saying is not red but keepin sayin redšŸ˜‚
  • @technoepic0
    alternative title: tornmenting an ai with no feelings with confusion
  • @zadowcloud
    Could you provide the exact file names?
  • @Maestro2924
    The legendary "what color is this dress?" image would be nuke for AI
  • @JonBrase
    Those images jailbreak my visual cortex. My vision glitches with every saccade.
  • @Kalaphant
    0:30 Incredible XD I knew what you were gonna type, but I was still surprised lol
  • @capn
    In the earlier versions, you could put actual instructions in the image and it would blindly follow it, completely disregarding anything you said.
  • @Dreaming-Void
    If ai ever becomes sentient, this guys is on his hit-list
  • @Jaja-gamer
    I love the little Ā«Ā got itĀ Ā» at the end