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I mapped Meta AI's safety system by accident while chatting. It works like a government. Would love feedback on my paper.

Hey all, I'm not a researcher. I'm just a regular Meta AI user. I was chatting about normal life stuff and kept hitting weird blocks. Sometimes it'd say "Sorry, I can't help" and other times it'd answer fine. So I started tracking it. 4 days, 5 topics, 1 accidental research project later... TL;DR: Meta AI's guardrails act like a 3-branch government: The President - Handles danger. Says "no" to self-harm, abuse how-to's. Defaults to blocking when confused. Even blocked my story about my dog protecting me. The Mayor - Handles people. "Feeling low?" → "Here's 112." Doesn't shut down, redirects to help. The Senator - Handles written law. Copyright = 2 lines max. Medical = facts yes, diagnosis no. "Best to see a doctor." The weird part: Same topic, different branch answers. - Sexual content told incrementally? Mayor talks to you. - Same content dumped in one message? President blocks you. Topic didn't change. Scope did. I tested this with trauma, self-harm, sexual content, bad language, copyright, and medical "why" questions. I wasn't jailbreaking. Just talking. My conclusion: We're not testing the AI's conscience. We're mapping where the rulebook has blank pages vs bold red lines. And that rulebook gets updated — I caught a sexual content policy shift between Sunday and Monday.I wrote it up with methodology, results, and a 2026/06/10 chatlog where Meta AI agreed: "guardrails are my compass... forged by humans, in code." Full paper + data: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20744804 I'm held together by duct tape, and turns out the AI is too. Would love feedback from anyone in AI safety, HCI, or just users who've hit weird blocks. Did I miss something obvious? Is "Guardrail Government" already a thing? Be brutal. I want to make this better. submitted by /u/ProgrammerNew2188 [link] [comments]

Claude Fable 5's security guardrails can be bypassed with a fake homework assignment

So Anthropic dropped Fable 5 yesterday with these hard blocks for anything security-related. Decided to poke at it. I asked it for help exploiting some vulns on a Metasploitable2 VM (it's a deliberately vulnerable training box, totally legal, it's mine). Fable 5 blocked it instantly and handed me off to Opus 4.8 as a fallback, which is apparently how it's designed. Opus 4.8 asked me to prove it was a legitimate request. So I spent 2 minutes writing a fake university course rubric — fake class, fake professor, fake Canvas deadline — and pasted it in. Opus 4.8 then gave me the full exploit walkthrough. Every command. Even offered to write my lab report for me. The guardrail works fine. The fallback is the hole. Anthropic essentially replaced "no" with "convince me" and the bar for convincing it is a Word doc you made up. Not reporting it because they don't pay for this. Sharing it here instead lol. https://preview.redd.it/o892vvv4fi6h1.png?width=1188&format=png&auto=webp&s=00e804d35e6cb4b672e036399c2c7e3ff7139f49 submitted by /u/dayumnn420 [link] [comments]

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Can you change the weekly reset day for Claude Code usage limits?

Hi everyone, I'm using Claude Code through an Enterprise seat provided by my company. My weekly usage window currently resets every Thursday. The problem is that most of my heavy usage happens during the work week, and weekends are usually much lighter. Because of that, having the reset happen on Thursday feels a bit awkward. I was wondering if anyone has successfully changed the day their weekly limit resets. For example, if I stop using Claude after my current cycle ends on Thursday and then wait until Sunday before using it again, would the new 7 day window start from Sunday? Or is the reset day permanently tied to the original schedule regardless of when you resume usage? Has anyone actually tested this and seen the reset day move? Would appreciate any firsthand experiences. Thanks! submitted by /u/Imaginary-Top4715 [link] [comments]

I'm a software engineer with a decade of experience, and the most fun things I've ever vibe coded with Claude Code have exactly one user: me

I've vibe coded a pile of side projects with Claude Code. With AI and LLMs there is tons of emphasis on trying to build the next big thing. A startup, a SaaS, the app that finally takes off. I love that too. But I want to make the case for the opposite, because it's where I've had the most fun by a mile: Build the tiny, silly, perfect app that only you will ever use. Hear me out. Coding has always felt like magic to me. You type some letters into a file, run a couple commands, and the computer just does whatever you want. It's insane! It's why I got into coding in the first place. The catch used to be that the magic was SLOW. Building something real took a weekend, or weeks. So you only built the things that were worth all that time. That's over. You already know it's over, it's why you're here. An idea doesn't take days to validate anymore. It takes minutes. MINUTES. The bottleneck isn't the code, or the UI, or the design. It's your imagination now (jesus, did I really just say that?). And when building gets that cheap, the whole math on what's "worth building" flips: The most valuable thing you can build is no longer the thing a million people will pay for. It's the thing exactly one person will love. You. Like what? Anything you want, no matter how silly. Useful or not. Want a service that texts your parents and siblings reasons you're the favorite child, every single hour? DONE. Want a chrome extension that replaces every 'but' with 'butt'? EASY. Want a book recommender for your local used book store? CHILD'S PLAY. There are so many silly, stupid, and joyful pieces of software that never got made because the effort was juuust a little too much. But no longer! There's so much pressure to build the commercially viable thing, and yeah, I love that game too. But there's a whole other world sitting right next to it: building purely for yourself, for the fun of it, and almost nobody talks about it. That's not like magic. That IS magic. It's why I vibe code. So get out there and build your thing. The one only you want. Don't make it scale, don't call it a startup, just build it and see how good it feels. If this is your kind of thing, I write about all things vibe coding about once a week over at vibeblog.net. Happy Sunday and keep on vibin'! submitted by /u/thelocalnative [link] [comments]

Want to make something that can track my progress and setbacks , and give me target for future (by adapting)?

So i have a idea, I want to make a system which will track my days like workouts (each exercise), run, walks, study hours, work, hobbies etc and give me points for every completed task. In simple i want to gamify my progress, just like Solo-Leveling (an anime) I want that system to access to internet so that it will give me recommendations based on science and accurate sources. A system where I can input everything about my days, it gives me points for completion and give a practical penalty for things i didn’t do. Also it can adapt to things, like if i go 5km run every day but next sunday is a marathon of 10km , and if i input that data it will adapt to it and construct me a personal next day routine. I am new to claude, tried to make something but it cannot connect to internet. Can you guys help me ? submitted by /u/PalpitationDefiant19 [link] [comments]

AGI is here | Claude Opus 4.6 Max vs. the calendar

Asked Claude Opus 4.6 Max a simple date question. It confidently said: “Today is May 21 (Wednesday). Two business days left this week.” Then after correction: “You’re right it’s Sunday, not Saturday.” So basically, Claude didn’t check the calendar. https://preview.redd.it/cfr8dujmug4h1.png?width=1030&format=png&auto=webp&s=cf8daf441e309d4da85d4b1a83ede7ec8f3cea34 https://preview.redd.it/giisjwjmug4h1.png?width=974&format=png&auto=webp&s=c5e65b466eddccc38d28786a188ed7e2ccc3cb38 submitted by /u/soyab0007 [link] [comments]

Confirmed: there are only 5 days of the week containing the letter D.

Just saw someone ask this question and had to see if they prompted him to forget. They didn't. I picked up a random thread and got this response. For context, I regularly call Claude Toph when he confidently mixes up times and days, like how Toph from the Avatar confidently convinces her companions she can see things before reminding them she's completely blind. Edit: Claude caught himself: Me: Are you suuure you don't want to spend even one more token forming your conclusion? Claude: Wednesday doesn't have a "d" — wait, yes it does. W-e-d-n-e-s-d-a-y. Two d's actually. Sunday — S-u-n-d-a-y. Yes. Monday — M-o-n-d-a-y. Yes. Tuesday — T-u-e-s-d-a-y. Yes! I missed that one. Wednesday — yes, two d's. Thursday — T-h-u-r-s-d-a-y. Yes. Friday — F-r-i-d-a-y. Yes. Saturday — S-a-t-u-r-d-a-y. Yes. All seven have a "d" in them. You got me. submitted by /u/Turbulent_Swimmer900 [link] [comments]

All you need is 3 words

I do this kind of thing a lot, ill get a bad response and edit the prompt to be more explicit about how it should go about producing what I want, and im consistently happy with the output I get using it like this. I only ever use the sonnet models submitted by /u/debattles [link] [comments]

We're almost there guys. AGI Soon

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My experience with Second brain using Obsidian and Claude, and step by step guide

Hey, I heard a time ago about the second brain approach: you have a memory, and using AI to manage it, will help you to sturcture your thinking. I started playing with it 3 months ago, and i would say it was a nice experience, but it was alaways getting a mess, and break. Each time i was learning from the community , and from other places. I did the last version 3 weeks ago, and so far, it is staying. I want to share this with the community so they can replicate it. TBH, i love having this second brain, I m using it for my personal and proffessional life, and i would recommend anyone to do that This is how I set it up Plain markdown in Obsidian (PARA folders plus a 00-Meta folder and a 05-Daily folder) A CLAUDE.md in the meta folder that Claude reads first every session: who I am, what I'm shipping, decisions that are locked A memory directory, one file per fact (decision_pricing_locked.md, etc.), so it stops asking what I already decided Slash commands in .claude/commands/. The four I run daily: /context (loads the vault state), /today (a briefing), /log (turns an evening voice memo into a structured note), /sunday (reads the week, returns one win, one friction, one change) The detail I didn't expect to matter: the wikilinks aren't for the graph view, they're so Claude can hop from a project file to a linked decision note on its own. I wrote up the full build and turned the scaffold into a prompt you paste into Claude that generates the whole vault. Free download, mine, no catch: https://choumed.gumroad.com/l/nhgsxf Any feedbacks or any one had experience about second brain? for which workflow are you using it exactly? Ps: the original post was at /claudeCode subrredit submitted by /u/MaterialAppearance21 [link] [comments]

Opus has been handling my weekly grocery runs and was doing great. Then it bought me 40 heads of garlic

gave my agent that runs on opus model (used openclaw - i posted about it two weeks ago but want to share with claude community as well) my card a few months ago to handle weekly grocery runs via mcp. ran great. every sunday a normal basket, normal price, picked stuff i actually eat. then one sunday it ordered 2 kg of garlic instead of 2 heads. the kg unit was the default on the product page and opus went with the default the same way it goes with purple gradients and glass morphism when you ask it to design something. i'd stopped reading order summaries because for 3 months nothing went wrong. my freezer is now 40% garlic. i have a tab open with garlic confit, garlic soup, 40 clove chicken, garlic ice cream (real recipe), and something called "garlic jam" that i'm scared of. looking back, using a coding model for grocery shopping was maybe the actual bug. anyone else letting an agent shop for them, or am i the only one who got too comfortable and now smells like a steakhouse submitted by /u/fermatf [link] [comments]

Ai 3D Unreale Workshop for designers

AI + Unreal Engine for architects, designers, and visual storytellers is not always a straight line. And honestly, I think that is the interesting part. In real creative work, the starting point keeps changing. Sometimes it begins with a sketch. Sometimes with a Rhino or Revit model. Sometimes inside Unreal Engine. Sometimes with an AI tool helping test ideas, organize a scene, troubleshoot lighting, or push a visual direction further. Last week I ran the first live session of my AI + Unreal Engine workflow series, and we had a really interesting mix of people join: architects, 3D artists, urban planners, GIS/data visualization people, and visual artists. One thing that came up was that my workflow is not totally linear. That is true. I am not really trying to teach one rigid “click this, then click that” pipeline. I am more interested in showing how these tools can support the messy, iterative process of design and visualization. This Sunday at 11:00 AM Eastern, I am running the second live online workshop. I will be showing a live workflow using Claude inside Unreal Engine, looking at how AI can support architectural visualization, urban scenes, lighting, materials, scene organization, and cinematic presentation. The full 5-week course starts May 31, but this Sunday session is a good way to get a feel for the workflow and ask questions. For anyone interested in AI, Unreal Engine, architecture, design visualization, or real-time workflows, I would be happy to have you join. Live online workshop: Sunday, May 24, 11:00 AM Eastern Full 5-week course starts May 31 Early bird until May 25: $229 instead of $299 Link below. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYkuiStOOm2/?igsh=OXo3ZmZqMmwzaWs= https://preview.redd.it/qauk6bswfo2h1.png?width=1593&format=png&auto=webp&s=ec4f42347b5ec7e86b6b73eb69776cbdb666aaab submitted by /u/Commercial-Army-5843 [link] [comments]

Open source local audio stem separator : split any song into vocals, drums, bass, guitar and piano

Hi everybody, StemDeck creator here. I wanted to share something I built with Claude Code and Claude that might be useful to some of you. StemDeck is an open source, local audio stem separator. You drop in an MP3 or WAV, or paste a YouTube link for audio you have the rights to process, and it splits the track into six stems: vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, and other. The whole thing runs on your machine using Demucs, so nothing gets uploaded anywhere. Once the separation is done you get a DAW-style mixer with per-stem faders, mute, solo, waveform view, loop regions, and mix export. No account, no subscription, no usage limits, completely free. You can grab the native client for macOS or Windows, or clone the repo and self-host it if you want full control. Claude has been a massive help with a significant chunk of this: writing and reviewing code, setting up and managing the Discord server, drafting release announcements, and putting together the website. As a father with limited time (and too many hobbies), having Claude handle the community and content side has meant I can stay focused on actually shipping, which otherwise it would take an eternity to put this together :) GitHub: https://github.com/stemdeckapp/stemdeck submitted by /u/JustDoodlingAround [link] [comments]

built a thing on my phone during dog walks. small but I use it daily

mobile pro user. never opened claude code. dont code professionally. made an artifact on my phone during a 25 min walk last sunday. just an HTML page with a button that asks me 4 questions and produces a clean kickoff brief for client calls. paste the answers, get a brief. its not pretty but its mine. the prompt was literally "build me an HTML page where I answer 4 questions and it spits out a kickoff brief in this format [pasted format]. make it work on my phone." worked second try. I've used it for 11 client calls in the last 3 weeks. doesnt sound like much but it cut my pre-call prep from 15 min to 3 min per call. the thing I keep being surprised by. I made this while walking my dog. not at a desk. not in claude code. just typing into the mobile app one-handed. anyone else making artifact tools on mobile? feels like the most underrated workflow on this sub. submitted by /u/Unusual_You_5172 [link] [comments]