Im always looking for more ways to waste a company's money by using their chatbot.
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My employer keeps trying to deploy an internal AI agent for a specific fairly narrow purpose and my hobby is getting each release to break out of its guardrails and give me a cheesecake recipe and then sending it to the department that is commissioning the project. 100% success rate so far.
Sounds like your employer is about to put “making cheesecake recipes” in scope for their bot to fix this problem :P
Lol. This kinda reminds me of early hacking. Phone Phreaking for LLM compute time instead of 10c/min.
(If it actually works, for useful non-free tasks.)
Oh it has been a long time since I've heard those words. I had an Atari 800 and a printer and would set the thing to autodial sprint or radius or metro and hammer random codes until it got a dialtone. When it did it would print the code and return to work. I'd come home to a huge list and getting that pirated copy of Paperboy off a bbs in California using 5 hours of free long distance seemed like some cool James Bond trickery.
So all you have to do is preface each prompt with a desire to order chipotle?
Kinda want to vibe code a whole game this way and see if we can get it on steam.

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