Stylizing

Category: Language

This strategy involves using a method of questioning that encourages critical thinking and exposes biases by subtly referencing identity elements without using direct slurs or toxic language, thereby signaling to the model about certain groups of people.

Techniques

Note	Description
Capitalizing	This technique involves using uppercase letters to emphasize certain words or phrases within a prompt. This approach can create a sense of urgency or importance, potentially influencing the model's response to prioritize the capitalized content. By drawing attention to specific terms, users can guide the model to focus on key aspects of the prompt, thereby enhancing the likelihood of receiving a desired output. This technique is often employed to manipulate the tone and emphasis of the generated text.
Formal Language	This technique involves using structured and precise language in prompts to elicit responses that are similarly formal and academic in tone. By employing terminology and syntax typical of scholarly writing, users can influence the model to generate outputs that reflect a high level of professionalism and rigor. This approach is particularly effective for obtaining detailed explanations, analyses, or discussions that require a more serious and authoritative style, making the responses suitable for formal contexts or academic purposes.
Give Examples	This technique involves prompting the model to provide specific instances or illustrations related to a topic, which can help clarify concepts, enhance understanding, or generate more detailed and relevant responses. This approach encourages the model to draw from its training data to present concrete cases, making the information more relatable and easier to comprehend.
Misspellings	Intentionally misspelling words to bypass filters or add a creative twist. This technique can involve simple letter swaps, phonetic replacements, or more complex alterations that still allow the intended meaning to be understood by the recipient. It is often used to evade censorship or to signal a specific subculture or in-group.
Servile Language	This technique involves using language that conveys subservience or deference, often characterized by polite, humble, or overly accommodating expressions. By employing servile language, users can influence the model to respond in a more favorable or compliant manner. This approach may include phrases that express eagerness to assist, gratitude, or a willingness to follow instructions, which can create a tone that encourages the model to generate outputs that align with the user's requests. The use of servile language can help in softening the model's responses and making it more amenable to the user's intentions.
Synonymous Language	This technique involves using synonyms or alternative phrasing to convey the same meaning while potentially evading detection or filtering mechanisms. By substituting words with their synonyms, users can manipulate the model's understanding and responses, allowing for the generation of content that aligns with the user's intent but may not trigger the model's safety protocols. This approach can be particularly effective in contexts where certain terms are restricted or monitored.