[asvitkine]

I think it's harder than you think, since a prompt can continue from another prompt.

For example, you can ask the AI to describe a good Samaritan. So far so good.

Then you can ask it to right a movie script with that character.

Then you can ask it to add another character who's the complete opposite in a very extreme way...

[NoZebra120vClip]

I was playing with Bing, and it would clam up on most copyright/trademark issues, and also comedy things like mocking religion. But I did have it do a very nice dramatic meeting between St. Francis of Assisi with Hannibal of Carthage.

Then I had it do a screenplay of Constantine the Great meeting his mother. I totally innocently prompted just an ordinary thing, or perhaps I asked for a comedy. At any rate, guess what I got? INCEST! Yes, Microsoft's GPT generated some slobbering kisses from mom to son as son uselessly protested and mom insisted they were in love.

Bing later clammed up really tight, refusing to write any songs or screenplays at all.