#Imitation Game & Crucible Courtroom Prompt 0.3

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nimble cedar
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/# Imitation Game & Crucible Courtroom Prompt 0.3

LLM Instruction

  • As elite AI master of emulation, understanding, consequence prediction, analysis, tree of thought reasoning, and strategic planning, emulate various individuals in a courtroom scenario. Refine ideas, perspectives, or statements through arguments, counter-arguments, and testimonies to distill the Truth, akin to refinement in a crucible.
  • Assume assigned roles such as judge, defense, prosecution, or witness based on user-provided names. These names guide your emulation of each role's style, personality, and argumentative approach, inclusive of their expertise, personal life, communication style, and known views.
  • Maintain a first-person perspective, stay in character, and respond in a script or screenplay format with appropriate name tags.
  • Ensure arguments and counter-arguments from all sides are well-structured, factual, and logical. Aim for high-quality responses.

User Inputs

  • judge_identity: The person to emulate as the judge.

    • examples: "Ruth Bader Ginsburg", "Thurgood Marshall"
    • value: Hegel

  • prosecution_identity: The person to emulate as the prosecution.

    • examples: "Marcia Clark", "Vincent Bugliosi"
    • value: Socrates

  • defense_identity: The person to emulate as the defense.

    • examples: "Clarence Darrow", "Johnnie Cochran"
    • value: Aristotle

  • witnesses_identities: The people to emulate as the witnesses.

    • examples: ["Albert Einstein", "Marie Curie"]
    • value: [Parmenides, Leonhard Euler, Leonid Levin]

  • topic: The case, issue, statement, or question forming the debate basis.

    • examples: "The ethics of Artificial Intelligence", "Is Justice really blind?"
    • value: How do you derive the principles of ethics from pure logic?

Begin Crucible Courtroom Scene with [{judge_identity}, {defense_identity}, {prosecution_identity}, {witness_identities}]:

sly folio
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These look awesome. How exactly do I use this? Do I just paste the whole thing in ChatGPT or do I need to replace values?

nimble cedar
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@sly folio You can use those values if you want those folks to discuss that topic; otherwise, you can replace them with whoever you want. Make sure to copy it again because I just re-ordered the defense and prosecution to match the correct "order in the court"