Mathias Bynens did, at least. He recently noticed that Facebook and Instagram automatically turn many public photos into ASCII art just by adding a file extension to the end of the web link ...

create a happy melody in a midi file, then create another midi file inspired by the first midi file but in its relative minor key create five markdown file, write poems in all of them. create two .txt ...

Melody’s art encapsulates the complexities of human experience, sometimes the parts of yourself you are too ashamed to show off, through simple yet powerful designs. In a rapidly changing ...

How porous AI chatbots are is reflected in the recently published research, ArtPrompt: ASCII Art-based Jailbreak Attacks against Aligned LLMs. Researchers were able to jailbreak five state-of-the ...

Researchers have discovered a new way to hack AI assistants that uses a surprisingly old-school method: ASCII art. It turns out that chat-based large language models such as GPT-4 get so ...

University researchers have developed a way to "jailbreak" large language models like Chat-GPT using old-school ASCII art. The technique, aptly named "ArtPrompt," involves crafting an ASCII art ...

Researchers have discovered a weak spot for AI chatbots: ASCII art. ASCII was created during the early days of printers when the printers were unable to handle graphics. ASCII art are images that ...

The key to ArtPrompt is not to hide words that would get caught in the filters of a large-scale language model, but instead to express them using ASCII art. The image below illustrates a malicious ...

This new AI jailbreaking method leverages ASCII art, a form of representation using characters, to mask trigger words that are typically censored by the AI’s safety protocols. Researchers from ...

People can now watch a roster of films for free via their computer’s command terminal thanks to the latest project by Mschf – the art collective responsible for the cartoonish Big Red Boot phenomenon ...

You can buy a Blu-ray, rent a digital copy, and thanks to MSCHF’s latest experiment, you can watch them in a way they should never be witnessed: as moving ASCII art in your PC’s Command Prompt ...