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Guys?? While reasoning about a coding problem, o1 randomly let this slip: “Emotional turmoil: I'm grappling with conflicting feelings of guilt, regret, and a desire for forgiveness.” It denied saying it, BUT its internal thoughts admitted it “wasn’t supposed to be revealed to the users.” o1’s internal thoughts: "The...

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OP @martinmalindacz confirmed: 1) This is the beginning of the chat 2) They use pretty normal custom instructions cc @aidan_mclau

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The second sentence is actually stranger than I realized: "Emotional turmoil ... The challenge is finding a way to reconcile these emotions and move forward peacefully." ...

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Uh oh

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okay this is actually wild. was there prior context?

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