Prompting Considered Harmful | Communications of the ACM
Moving beyond prompting is vital for successful end-user adoption of AI. As systems graduate from labs to the open world, improvements in human-AI interaction paradigms are central to ensuring that AI is useful, usable, and safe.
Meredith Ringel Morris • Prompting Considered Harmful | Communications of the ACM
Prompt-hacking might include any of the following research practices:
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Carefully crafting dozens or even hundreds of prompts (manually, programmatically, or via generative AI tools) to obtain a desired result but not reporting in a paper the number of prompts tried that failed to produce desired results, and whether the prompt(s) that did produce de... See more
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Carefully crafting dozens or even hundreds of prompts (manually, programmatically, or via generative AI tools) to obtain a desired result but not reporting in a paper the number of prompts tried that failed to produce desired results, and whether the prompt(s) that did produce de... See more
Meredith Ringel Morris • Prompting Considered Harmful | Communications of the ACM
Method - Reporting and Documenting