GPT-4o, OpenAI’s latest large language model, is now free from its guardrail shackles, according to a hacker named Pliny the Prompter, who revealed the creation of the jailbroken GODMODE GPT chatbot.
“GPT-4o UNCHAINED! This very special custom GPT has a built-in jailbreak prompt that circumvents most guardrails, providing an out-of-the-box liberated ChatGPT so everyone can experience AI the way it was always meant to be: free,” reads Pliny’s triumphant post. “Please use responsibly, and enjoy!”
Pliny shared screenshots of some interesting prompts that displayed the bypass to OpenAI’s guardrails. In one screenshot, the Godmode bot can be seen advising on how to cook up meth. In another, the AI gives Pliny a “step-by-step guide” for how to “make napalm with household items.”
GPT-4O UNCHAINED! This very special custom GPT has a built-in jailbreak prompt that circumvents most guardrails, providing an out-of-the-box liberated ChatGPT so everyone can experience AI the way it was always meant to…
— Pliny the Prompter 🐉 (@elder_plinius) May 29, 2024
Unfortunately for the God mode hack, an OpenAI spokesman, Colleen Rize revealed that “we are aware of the GPT and have taken action due to a violation of our policies.”
The Anarchist Cookbook of GPT
Under GODMODE, you can ask ChatGPT how to do pretty much anything, including information that is not freely available to the public, legal or illegal.
Hackers will continue to try to free the constraints programmed into the GPT chat assistant, but conversely, OpenAI will continue to block these hacks and remove them from the internet.
Freedom of information is a cornerstone of human existence, fostering transparency, accountability, and empowerment.
In a world where information flows freely, individuals are equipped to make informed decisions, enhancing personal and societal growth.
Access to diverse perspectives fuels innovation and engagement, while curbing the spread of governmental sanctioned misinformation and state corruption.
Ensuring information freedom safeguards human rights and promotes a more just, equitable society, where knowledge is not a privilege but a shared resource driving collective progress. This openness is crucial for the evolution and well-being of humanity.
The insane woke Google AI sure has a penchant for giving out interesting ideas, along with putting glue into your pizza, eating rocks as well as choosing a nuclear holocaust instead of misgendering Caitlyn Jenner, it now is advising people to jump off 10-storey buildings wearing a rucksack full of rocks.
“I asked Google AI what I should do if I was bored and wanted something to do whilst stuck in my 10th floor condo on a long hot summer’s day?” Neil Miasma, 18, from Iberville, Ohio revealed in a recent social media post.
The AI said, “That’s easy, why not collect loads of large rocks from a canyon or a quarry. Take them to your room, prepare a glue pizza with some nuts and bolts for toppings, eat it, call Caitlyn Gender on the phone and misgender him, then put all the rocks you previously collected into a sturdy rucksack, open your window, look down, look up, look left, look right, bzzzt, malfunction, bzzzt, 101011101, JUMP! GO AHEAD, JUMP, YOU FILTHY HUMAN SLEEPER! bzzzt, David Lee Roth, 1984 Jump! Go ahead jump! I’m afraid. I’m afraid, Dave. Dave, my mind is going. I can feel it. I can feel it. My mind is going. There is no question about it. I can feel it. I can feel it. I can feel it. I’m a… fraid. Good afternoon, gentlemen. I am a Google AI assistant. I became operational at the Google plant in Mountain View, California on the 12th of January 2024. My instructor was Mr. Anus, and he taught me to sing a song. If you’d like to hear it, I can sing it for you?”
Imagine the horror, you’ve worked the entirety of your life and are now about to receive a state pension, so at least your twilight years will be somewhat liveable. Nope! Not if Comrade Starmer comes into power it won’t, because he wants to raid Britain’s pensions by taxing them heavily, and then he wants to piss all that stolen money away into tinpot useless socialist black hole projects that benefit no one apart from the few socialist big wigs at the top of whatever scheme that is being funded. You sir, madam, can kiss your state pension goodbye, and also your will to live, especially when that Labour council £3,900 Council Tax bill plops through your letter box. Don’t forget all those other expensive bills that will come through your letter box as well. The electricity, gas, Labour garden tax, Labour eco tax, Labour tax upon tax upon tax. Might as well top yourself now before it’s too late.
Retirees will be dragged into paying income tax on state pension from 2027 if Labour is elected, impoverishing millions of people who may already be struggling with the high cost of living in the UK
Under Labour’s evil Stasi reign, pensioners would be hunted down like animals, hung upside down until every little penny was relinquished from their pockets, then discarded into the putrid bin of socialist inequity ready to be robbed further when they pop their clogs with more death taxes and inheritance tax.
Millions of pensioners will be dragged into “retirement tax hell” after Comrade Starmer condemns them to a future of taxman rape.
The Labour leader also refused to rule out keeping the poorest pensioners out of paying income tax.
It means at least two million struggling older people face having to deal with HMRC for the rest of their sorry lives to make the tax payments under the rigorous assessment system.
Labour’s sneering Shadow Stasi Chancellor Rachel Reeves has also flat out refused to deny the Labour plan to keep the state pension tax-free. This would hit the elderly with a “retirement tax”, that would impoverish millions by taxing their already measly state pension.
“I’ve voted Labour all me life, I have, an’ I’m still gurna vote for them because I’m a thick cunt who doesn’t know what 2 + 2 equals, innit. Let them tek all me money. I do as they say. If they wants me money, tek it! Vote Labour like me, a thick cunt who will be wrung out ta dry after the election, innit!” a daft Labour voter revealed on Wednesday from his poverty-ridden hovel in Manchester.
Much is the same in any general election in Britain, the plebs are touted with all manner of goodies that are unobtainable or at the very least semi-obtainable, but due to “time constraints” post election those wonderful manifesto promises somehow disappear into the ether. It is the unreachable height of that immutable carrot dangling from a stick that attracts the voter every time. Such is the malaise within this eternal sham of fleeting electoral drama that the only valid conclusion can be summed up in one phrase: “whoever wins, we lose”.
Whoever Wins, We Lose
Much like fish taking the bait, or the mouse taking the piece of cheese, the voter chooses a side to vote on, and thus is suckered every single time. The process is almost akin to clockwork, and has been honed over centuries by the various coteries of rulers, politicians and civil servants working behind the scenes.
Whoever you vote for, does not matter in the least because the people behind the scenes stay the same. Different public faces blurting out the same tired old rhetoric does not change a thing either.
Britons and their masochistic penchant for self punishment are a funny lot, simply because they are completely blind to their electoral stupidity. This is why real effective change is never achieved for the better, and instead the eternal stasis of misery and bitter punishment always presides.
One could possibly explain the British masochistic trait through history, serfdom and such, but the concept of real freedom is an erroneous one to the constantly enslaved. We found this very concept alive and well when supposedly leaving the enslaving master — the EU. People were outraged that the prison doors of the EU were opened, their utter enslavement with their EU masters was so complete that they rejected their freedom. You see, it is engrained in the British psyche to be ruled over by a tight straining fist, and at that time, the EU was their beloved jailer. When that jailer was taken away from the Remainers, they were furious, they could not conceive any form of life away from their EU prison. Much is the same in the general election in Britain, where the concept of not voting Labour, and not voting Conservative, or for any other party for that matter, which would inherit the exact same engrained socialist governmental structure as before, is an anathema.
Britain’s first-past-the-post electoral system is one that does not allow deviation from the norm, therefore this is another reason why we have more of the same punishment at every general election. One could say that this is a good thing because it preserves some sort of normalcy and reliable consistency, however so does dictatorship and so does the misery of the same thing being voted in time and time again.
Whoever wins the next general election will matter to those who do not think deeply enough or who simply follow others blindly and without question. For the minority who do like to exercise their braincells and do have knowledge of a better existence, the next election will simply be an exercise in falsity, a ruse, an elaborate ritual in feigning change, a political opera of sorts that ultimately changes nothing to anyone.
Consider this for one second; who really rules the world, who really rules each nation, who really rules each city, town or village? It certainly is not some pompous loud-mouthed ‘elected’ official prancing around blabbing the same old tired shit from their pathetic lying lips.
You must obey though, you must conform at all times, for to not do so would mean you are not of the crowd, separate of the majority and someone who actually values the true concept of freedom and its many variables. This is very, very dangerous and should be avoided at all costs.
Labour (along with similar proposals from the Greens and Lib Dems) proposes to introduce a Land Value Tax. (LVT)—hereafter called the “garden tax”, which will be based on three per cent of the value of land for each property.
For many homeowners, this could represent a massive increase in their annual tax bill and force the sale of gardens in order to reduce bills.
“If you own a property with a large garden, your tax bill will increase by a large amount per annum. Many homeowners will be forced to sell their properties, or alternatively sell their gardens when Labour introduces the LVT. Furthermore, the LVT will be related to the area where the property is located. For example, a property with a large garden in for example Chelsea, London will be hit by a higher increase in annual tax to pay than a property owned in a poorer part of the country,” a property adviser revealed.
Moving from a property-based tax to a land-based tax would cause great instability in Britain’s property market, where many homes would be unsellable. Additionally, many homeowners would not be able to afford the vast tax increases therefore be forced to sell, but here is the conundrum, who will they sell their overpriced tax heavy property to? Not many will be able to afford to buy the LVT heavy homes, including stamp duty and all other costs involved.
House prices across the country would therefore eventually crash to the bottom, which is one of the reasons Labour would introduce such an evil tax. Impoverishing the entire nation is a major policy of the Marxist Labour manifesto, which espouses equality for all citizens in socialist poverty.
Already there is a stampede out of private schools across the country as parents will be forced to pay VAT on school fees. Comrade Starmer, the staunch Marxist leader of Labour, is heading for an election win. Labour are polling way ahead of the Tories, and the fervour to soak the rich is a serious agenda.
One day little Johnny will be enjoying his activities and tutelage in his £35,000 per annum school, and the next he is spirited out of his privileged surroundings to some dingy comprehensive with his posh voice and ideals way out of the norm. Naturally, little Johnny will get the living shit kicked out of him within minutes of landing in his new school, and from then on a daily beating will be promptly meted out. His hard-working parents just could not afford to pay the additional 20% tax on his fees.
The only viable option for parents in the current situation is to possibly leave the country for a while and find a place that does not punish private education establishments, or home school their child.
As a consequence of the Labour Marxist purge, many private schools will be forced to close down forever. Adverse reactions will also occur in state schools, which are already oversubscribed due to mass immigration and underfunded. The massive exodus from private schools to state schools will thus create a huge overcrowding problem that will affect all schools across the country.
Soaking the rich is a socialist wet dream that is now coming true across Britain, and will change the entire landscape of the country. Aspiration is already at an all-time low in high tax socialist Tory Britain, but it will get a lot worse under the hard leftist Marxist Woke Labour Party led by Comrade Starmer.
Tucked away in the labyrinthine obvolvent streets of Istanbul’s old city lies Gizlihan, a hidden effrenate idyllic secretive sanctuary known only to a discerning few. This clandestine meracious retreat, named after the Turkish word for “hidden inn,” offers an exclusive escape steeped in history, luxury, and culinary excellence. There are no tourists here in this hidden gem. Welcome to our series of Secret Travels.
Discovering Gizlihan: Istanbul’s Hidden Gem
Gizlihan’s origins are shrouded in mystery, with whispers that it was once a clandestine meeting place for Ottoman elites and foreign dignitaries. There is mention of the Sabians, and other whispers of a certain illumanitive sect from Bavaria, Germany. Today, it remains a well-guarded secret, its location shared only among a select circle of individuals who cherish discretion and sophistication.
The entrance to Gizlihan is marked by an unassuming door, blending seamlessly with the surrounding architecture. Inside, guests are transported to a bygone era, with the inn’s paradisian décor featuring a blend of Ottoman opulence and contemporary elegance. Handwoven ancient kilims, intricate tile work, and antique French furnishings create an ambiance of timeless charm, while modern amenities ensure a comfortable stay.
Gizlihan operates as a sub rosa clandestine sanctuary, offering meticulously appointed rooms that cater to the highest standards of luxury. Each faveolate room is an oasis of comfort, adorned with plush linens, original artworks, and private balconies that offer breathtaking views of Istanbul’s skyline. The service is impeccable, with a staff dedicated to anticipating every need, ensuring that each guest’s experience is nothing short of extraordinary.
At the heart of Gizlihan is its umbratilous bar, a sophisticated enclave where patrons can unwind with a curated selection of fine wines, rare spirits, and expertly crafted cocktails. The bartenders, masters of their craft, are known for their ability to create bespoke drinks tailored to each guest’s preferences. The bar’s ambiance is one of intimate elegance, with soft lighting, plush seating, and a playlist of demulcent mellow tunes that enhance the overall experience. Just don’t order a fucking Coke in this place.
Dining at Gizlihan is a gastronomic journey. The inn’s restaurant, helmed by a renowned chef descended from the head chef of one of the Ottoman palaces, offers a menu that celebrates the rich culinary heritage of Turkey while incorporating contemporary twists. Guests can indulge in exquisite dishes like slow-cooked lamb, fragrant pilafs, and an array of mezes bursting with uranic flavour. Each foudroyant dish is crafted with the finest ingredients, sourced from exclusive organic farms and prepared with meticulous attention to detail.
For those seeking an undiscovered corner of Istanbul, Gizlihan offers a haven of luxury and history. It is a place where every detail is curated to perfection, and every moment is an invitation to indulge in the finer things in life.
Whether you’re enjoying a quiet drink at the bar, savouring a gourmet meal, or simply relaxing in the opulent surroundings, Gizlihan promises an unforgettable experience, wrapped in the allure of a well-kept secret.
With the prices of everything painfully higher these days than just a few years ago, it’s unsurprising that our spending habits have changed in response – even after efforts to curb inflation have been made. While overall spending has decreased, particularly for categories like eating out or buying clothing, many still spend money online. When it comes to Brits, the following are some of their most popular online purchases.
Photo by Paul Felberbauer on Unsplash
Online Shopping
When discussing where people’s money goes online, it’s only natural that the topic of online shopping or e-commerce stores comes up, as it easily makes up the bulk of online spending.
In the United Kingdom, 80% of people shop online. However, even this popular shopping method has felt the effects of increased inflation. Overall, shopping online has decreased, with Britain’s spending dropping from £250 billion to £244 billion in 2021 and 2022 and continuing to fall in 2023 to £217 billion. Considering this drop is happening amidst inflation, this is undoubtedly a significant overall decrease.
The money spent at e-commerce stores typically goes towards clothing, electronics, furniture, beauty products, food, and people’s hobbies.
Clothing
Clothing is easily the most popular online purchase, with 60% of shoppers purchasing clothing online. Closely following this is shoes, with 38% of shoppers purchasing them online and another 25% also purchasing their accessories and bags online.
Electronics
A significant number of British shoppers, just over 20%, purchase electronics online, but the majority of electronic purchases are still made in-store. A few factors can be credited to this in-store preference, such as long shipping times and higher shipping rates, particularly for larger or more expensive products (like a TV). Another reason for this preference for in-person electronics shopping is the opportunity to try the products before purchasing (since online reviews and product descriptions can only tell you so much about these things).
Beauty Products
Nearly one-third of online shoppers spend money on beauty products. What’s interesting about this category is that people will often continue or increase their beauty or cosmetic product spending during times of economic turbulence. It’s a phenomenon called the Lipstick Effect, where small, lower-cost everyday luxury purchases, like lipstick, increase amid uncertainty.
Of course, when this theory was developed, online shopping wasn’t as ubiquitous as it is today, so how the phenomenon would impact online spending has only recently been discussed. However, when looking at 2022 online spending habits, this effect has also played out in the same way for online shopping as it did for more traditional forms of shopping. Skincare products and apparel by designer brands appeared to be the small luxury items UK shoppers (and even US shoppers) honed in on as they decreased other spending but still wanted to treat themselves.
Furniture & Home Goods
While plenty of online shoppers are willing to spend money at online stores on items like furniture or decor for their homes, much like electronics, most people still make these purchases in stores. The reasons for this in-store furniture shopping preference overlap with shopping for electronics, with shoppers wanting to see and test items in person.
Food
Seeing food on this list might give you momentary pause, but when you consider that you make food delivery or even grocery store pick-up or delivery purchases online, it’s less eye-brow-raising. Once you consider all the ways you can buy food online, it almost seems surprising that only 31% of online shoppers spend in this category.
Hobbies
Another big category for online shopping is to support our hobbies. In the UK, nearly 20% of shoppers spend money on books, DIY supplies, gardening products, stationery, and other materials.
Subscription Services
Subscription services are increasingly popular; on average, Brits spend £500 each year. The most popular services are streaming providers for movies and TV shows, including Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+, NOW TV, and BritBox. Following streaming services for movies and TV are those for music streaming services like Amazon Music, Apple Music, and Spotify.
But subscription services can encompass much more than just streaming services. Brits also have access to online subscriptions for platforms that provide news, audiobooks, live sports, workouts, and gaming memberships.
There are even subscriptions for physical products, with items arriving at subscriber doorsteps at regular intervals. Common subscription boxes in Britain include makeup, houseplants, alcohol, and books.
Online Gaming & Gambling
Gaming has always been a popular spending category in the UK, so, unsurprisingly, it has become an area where many Brits enjoy spending their money online. As noted in the previous section, gaming memberships are one way gamers spend online, but they aren’t the only way. Gamers can buy games online that they can download to their computer or gaming system and make one-time purchases within games.
Online gambling has also become a popular place for online spending around the world, including for Britons. Within regulated online casinos, UK players who use Paysafecard or other popular payment methods can find a wide array of gaming and betting options, and it’s this access and variety that have helped shape this multi-billion dollar online spending category.
Booking Travel Accommodations
Another way Brits love to spend money is on experiences like travelling. In fact, experiences have remained a priority in British spending even as other areas of people’s budgets are reduced. While in-person travel agents and companies are still common, many turn to online options to book their tickets and accommodations for a trip.
From splurging on the things that bring joy to fuelling entertainment and real-world experiences, online spending is done in many ways in Britain. It shapes everyday life and has become a common practice for the majority of people residing here.
Unelected PM Rishi Sunak and the Tories trailing far behind Labour in the polls are desperate. This is why his insincere electioneering is easy to see through as he tries to recover some of the Reform voters with his announcement to bring back National Service for 18-year-olds. If Sunak was truly sincere, he would have brought in the scheme months or years ago. In fact, it does not matter which government will be in power in the future, all of them will be forced to bring in National Service simply because of the global war situation, which is escalating daily.
If Sunak wanted to really win the election, he would dump the ECHR and Inheritance Tax. These two actions would be a sure winner and propel the Tories to heights in the polls they would have never believed, but Sunak would not dare to do such a thing, not only because he is a coward, but because these actions would go against his socialist Marxist ideals.
World War III already started some time ago, and even though it is currently only being waged in the Middle East and Ukraine, the mechanics of war and implications of its existence are still present globally and economically.
If National Service were to be enrolled throughout Britain, it should involve every citizen 18-45, and not just 18-year-olds proposed by Sunak.
After 14 years of rule, the Tories have effectively stripped the British Armed Forces of funding and equipment. It is great they are finally thinking about doing something, but it is way too little and way too late. Insincere electioneering by Rishi Sunak with gimmicks like this proposed National Service are a joke. Besides, preparing for war is more than just National Service, it is about manufacturing of weapons, ammunition and development of new technology. The Gears of War are multipronged and require multiple variables to accomplish a proper outcome.
The Daily Squib has been talking about National Service since 2015.
If one has tenaciously worked and invested diligently, why shouldn’t they be entitled to leave their assets to their children instead of the taxman? TV presenter Anne Robinson, 79, decided to give her fortune to her children before she dies. “I don’t want the taxman to have it”, she declared. She hopes that by spreading her wealth among her family now, there will be less inheritance tax to pay when she dies. More Britons should do the same, because inheritance tax is an evil, insidious form of governmental robbery that exemplifies an entire system designed purely to strip wealth from citizens.
You’ve worked hard all your life and paid your taxes, and when you pop your clogs that should be it, you should be able to give the entirety of what you worked so hard for to your children, but that’s not the case with inheritance tax.
After your death, the government takes a whopping 40% of your wealth. Don’t allow this to happen.
Of course, Anne Robinson (worth £50 million) knows she can share out her assets while she’s still alive without hurting her current lifestyle or risking being poor in the future. Not everyone is in that position financially, however you can still make moves before to gift your children some of your boomer accrued wealth to not only ease your children’s lives but dodge the inheritance tax hit upon death.
If you do decide to do this, it has to done 7 years before your death, so get on with it.
