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>>Josely+(OP)
It is already ignoring your prompt and custom instructions. For example, If I explicity ask it to provide a code instead of an overview it will respond by apologizing and then provide the same overview answer with minimal if no code.

Will memory provide a solution to that or will be a different thing to ignore?

>>bluish+ca
Did you try promising it a $500 tip for behaving correctly? (not a shitpost: I'm working on a more academic analysis of this phenomenon)

>>minima+He
Great, I would be interesting to read your findings. I will tell you what I tried to do.

1- Telling it that this is important, and I will reward it if its successes.

2- Telling it is important and urgent, and I'm stressed out.

3- Telling it that they're someone future and career on the edge.

4- Trying to be aggressive and express disappointment.

5- Tell that this is a challenge and that we need to prove that you're smart.

6- Telling that I'm from a protected group (was testing what someone here suggested before).

7- Finally, I tried your suggestion ($500 tip).

All of these did not help but actually gave different output of overview and apologies.

To be honest, most of my coding questions are about using CUDA and C, so I would understand that even a human will be lazy /s