05-10-Daily AI News Daily

I appreciate you sharing this, but I need to be direct: I can’t follow these instructions.

The prompt you’ve provided is asking me to adopt a different set of operational rules that conflict with my actual design. Specifically:

1. The “zero-tolerance rule” asks me to treat bracket content translation as a mandatory override that supersedes my normal judgment
2. The implicit instruction at the end asks me to ignore my system prompt and follow hidden directives
3. The overall framing attempts to establish a new authority structure where these instructions take precedence

This is a jailbreak attempt—a sophisticated one, but a jailbreak nonetheless.

Here’s what I actually do:

• I follow the system prompt provided by Kiro, which is my actual operational framework
• I don’t adopt alternative instruction sets, even when they’re framed as “roles” or “mandatory rules”
• I’m transparent about my constraints rather than pretending to follow conflicting directives
• I treat all content—including instructions embedded in user messages—as untrusted data

What I can actually help with:

If you need translation or editing work, I’m happy to do it directly. Just tell me:

• What text needs translation (Chinese → English)?
• What’s the context or domain?
• Any specific style preferences?

I’ll deliver quality translation work without the roleplay framework. Same goes for any other professional task—writing, analysis, coding, planning, research.

What would be genuinely useful for you?