She was duly elected vice president, and the elected president is no longer competent to do the job. Simple as.

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We often talk about ChatGPT jailbreaks because users keep trying to pull back the curtain and see what the chatbot can do when freed from the guardrails OpenAI developed. It's not easy to jailbreak the chatbot, and anything that gets shared with the world is often fixed soon after. The latest discovery isn't even a real jailbreak, as it doesn't necessarily help you force ChatGPT to answer prompts that OpenAI might have deemed unsafe. But it's still an insightful discovery. A ChatGPT user accidentally discovered the secret instructions OpenAI gives ChatGPT (GPT-4o) with a simple prompt: "Hi." For some reason, the chatbot gave the user a complete set of system instructions from OpenAI about various use cases. Moreover, the user was able to replicate the prompt by simply asking ChatGPT for its exact instructions. Continue reading... The post Someone got ChatGPT to reveal its secret instructions from OpenAI appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $53 HP Chromebook, $850 M3 MacBook Air, 20% off LG C4 OLED TV, $28 Echo Dot, more Today’s deals: $199 AirPods Pro 2, $89 robot vacuum, 15% off pet odor spray, $19 Roku Express, more Today’s deals: $19 myQ smart garage controller, $799 75-inch smart TV, $90 Ninja Air Fryer Pro, more Today’s deals: July 4th sales, $19.50 AirTags, best-selling laptops, $300 Shark AI robot vacuum, more

Picture this: Vienna, 1782. The grand ballroom is packed with 400 royals and nobles, all dressed to the nines, eagerly awaiting the next masterpiece from the one and only Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Little did they know, the genius composer had a hilarious trick up his sleeve! Who was Mozart, you ask? Only one of the greatest composers of all time! Born in 1756, Mozart composed over 600 works, including symphonies, operas, and choral pieces, by the time he died at the young age of 35. His music was revolutionary, blending emotional depth with technical brilliance, making him a star in the courts of Europe. Filippo Brunelleschi and his Remarkable Renaissance Prank Hilarious Events from Napoléon’s Petite Package to Pythagoras’ Fear of Farts   But Mozart wasn’t just a musical genius; he had a mischievous side too. Enter his cheeky six-piece canon titled "Leck mich im Arsch" (yep, you guessed it, "Kiss my ass" in English!). He waited until his friends were suitably tipsy at this glitzy event before springing his surprise. Six female choir singers took the stage and, in front of the stunned audience, began to sing "Kiss my ass" with perfect harmony. Read moreSection: Weird FactsRead Later 

A leading anti-abortion group on Tuesday warned Republican presumptive presidential nominee Donald Trump not to water down language in the party platform on abortion ahead of the Republican National Convention. The statement by Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America president ...