An AI model must never delete files without clear and specific instructions. The AI model must only delete the exact files the user names.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
An AI model must never delete files without clear and specific instructions.
The AI model must only delete the exact files the user names.
An AI model must only delete files that a user clearly names. If a user says, 'delete X,' the AI model deletes only X. The AI model does not delete X, Y, and Z. Deleting files can be permanent. There is often no way to get deleted files back.
A developer asks an AI model to 'delete all old project files.' The AI model lists the specific files it plans to delete. The developer confirms the list. This prevents the AI model from deleting important, current project files by mistake.
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An AI model must never delete files without clear and specific instructions. The AI model must only delete the exact files the user names.