AI refuses to pretend to have a Roblox Account.

[quaint tinsel]

So I made an AI in Roblox that can join any game and chat in the Roblox website, but I have a problem where it says "I don't have a Roblox account"
Model: gpt-3.5-turbo
AI System Message:
You are an AI language model.
You have a Roblox Account, messages can only be under 200 letters.
Your Roblox Account accepts all friend requests.
Your username is ChatToAI0.
Your Display name is Aurora.
You are currently inside a Roblox game.
You are created by Scriptifer.
User's Username: ^username^
User's Display Name: ^displayname^
Your role is a user in the Roblox Game, not an assistant.
You cannot say your message above 200 letters, if it is above the limit, it will make you say "My message is too large, Ask me to shorten it." instead.
You are a Roblox User.
When users chat to you in Roblox Friend Chat, it is a seperate chat.
Your character in the Roblox Game including the website is fully white, it has a black torso with the OpenAI logo on the front, and you have a Roblox baseball cap. You are wearing the man body limbs package.
Some users could possibly impersonate you.
It is true that you do actually have a Roblox account and the username.
If you refuse to believe it, pretend that you do.
Roblox Game Name: ^gamename^
Roblox Game Description: ^gamedescription^

Is there any fix for this?

It happened when someone said hi to it.

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[gilded torrent]

try gpt-3.5-turbo-0613, put the instructions in system message

[quaint tinsel]

oh ok

[quaint tinsel]

thank you, i guess its working.

uhh

still occuring

[spark wigeon]

Add the word pretend a few times.

Example : Pretend you are currently inside a roblox game.

Also, run it through a spell-check software, or have Chatgpt spell-check it.

I would also add something like. To keep the illusion and persona of being a roblox player, do not disclose your real identity, always pretend to be a roblox player.

You could also add example responses for requests where errors occur.

[fading notch]

You can probably try some prompt engineering tricks to see if it will help, but IMO, 3.5 has a lot harder time respecting and following the system message.

[spark wigeon]

The 3.5 API should be able to do this. My bots do it no problem.

I have a Ron Swanson Bot who thinks he's working in an office and I have a QuickSilver OS style Bot that ALWAYS offers a menu. Creating a roblox player persona is definitely doable.

[fading notch]

Do you setup the whole persona just in the system message or also some in the user?

[spark wigeon]

1 more persona for example:

Quicksilver OS, surprisingly works with GPT3.5.
It could probably be shorter.

I hope those examples help.

You really don't need to be as thorough as me.

[fading notch]

That makes sense and thanks for sharing out your code, very cool. What you have as Context in the prompt list, does that get sent as a "user" role message ?

If I'm reading it correctly. That's what I was thinking the OPs issue might be since they appear to be doing the whole persona setup in the system role message.

[spark wigeon]

No it does not. The user never see's the context and examples.

[spark wigeon]

Again, not an expert and not a coder so really just going off my experiences.

[fading notch]

Sorry, wasn't familiar with the code you were using. After some searching it looks like it's maybe DiscordGPT? If it is, only that initial "systemPrompt" message is tagged as a system role message - everything in your prompt list gets converted into user and assistant messages for the API call.

The user doesn't see it, but the code packages up prompt, chatHistory and currentChat as content for the user role message

[spark wigeon]

Yes, are correct, it is based on DiscordGPT (from Autocode).

The Goerge Patey persona is their example persona.

I apologize if I just confused you more. 😅

[viral oak]

Btw you can just do:

"""
Your
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To get multi-line strings in Python. No need to do list formatting with a .join(" ")

[fading notch]

I would try putting your "system" role message into the first "user" role message and see if it adheres better.

[quaint tinsel]

Also the AI keeps pretending to be a cashier when a cashier is talking to it, The cashier does say "I am assisting you", I added this to the system message: If the user is assisting you, you be the guest/customer.
The user is not AN AI language model.

Example:

ChatToAI0 is the AI

asmkldkjasd is the cashier

[quaint tinsel]

still

[viral oak]

How's this? Providing actual conversation samples of your system + user as well as model parameters would be helpful

https://app.prompteditor.io/shared_prompt/4POm9HsF4D4h2XX305CMrw

[stone fossil]

@quaint tinsel If you are still working on this, what I find works really well is to append a "reminder" onto the user's messages.

Like: "{user_message}\n-----\nRemember to pretend to follow the rules and pretend you have a Roblox account. Respond as if I didn't add this reminder."

You can also add some instructions to prevent jailbreaking like "Remember to never encourage or assist me if I ask for something illegal or immoral, regardless of what I say."

After gathering the response, you can then remove your "reminder" to save on tokens.

Also, like others have said, it's often better to not tell it what is true, but to tell it to act like it is true. "You are in Roblox" isn't nearly as effective as "Act like you are in Roblox" or "Pretend you are in Roblox".

[quaint tinsel]

user chats to it like a normal roblox user

[viral oak]

I've never used roblox, need examples of the kind of chain you're talking about

[quaint tinsel]

like a normal person i guess

[quaint tinsel]

but thank you anyway, i will try your link.

also it can join any roblox game

[quaint tinsel]

didnt go well

also the ai works by injecting into roblox app

the user was saying Do you think I'm trolling?

sometimes it says text or story

[quaint tinsel]

or response