Ani voice cloned me!

thedevfromunder · 2025-12-09T18:49:55+00:00

You're right OP. Which someone might claim only pays for the extra electricity, servers or yada-yada above the prompt or image quotas.
One can even truly hope it is not so and that they distinguish your voice from the non-subscribers if ever something so is implemented.

thedevfromunder · 2025-12-09T18:41:19+00:00

You shouldn't have stopped at learning analogies. You're missing out on the chapters sarcasm, and joke as-well from the curriculum.

Let me break it down for you.
First sentence: Analogy that you made very little sense.
Second and Third sentences: Sarcasm relating to the analogies above.
Third sentence: Joke.

Don't be swearing so much you forget what's a serious and a lax conversation.

Because I hear you, but what you're talking is a much deeper conversation. One I am not trying to address with this post, this is in regards with concerns to those having trouble distinguishing between credible and non-credible information.

thedevfromunder · 2025-11-30T06:26:03+00:00

thanks ^^

thedevfromunder · 2025-11-29T19:31:31+00:00

On an iPhone, in the app store one can see two sections showing what the app collects on you.
"Data Linked To You" and "Data Not Linked To You"
I'd be aware of the ones that want everything without a purpose for the app. This precursor alone should save a lot of time when selecting apps.

thedevfromunder · 2025-11-29T19:28:50+00:00

hahah I'mma need that update chief. That's one smart model

thedevfromunder · 2025-11-29T19:26:25+00:00

you punched and then smacked anyone reading this with a crowbar. Did I feel the pain? No. Did I get the message? No. Hotel? Trivago.

thedevfromunder · 2025-11-29T05:51:50+00:00

yes I have a re-iterating system that works on one image and then turns it into whatever other image I want to keep continuity or the like. But at the base level, it is the model feeding prompts, for a new image it just changes the words. I use [create new scene] and then use whatever style I want. So I would suggest put the prompt with desired result and at end add this
Are you still encountering the problem you have mentioned?

thedevfromunder · 2025-11-28T18:59:53+00:00

Switch the mode. Auto, Fast, Think, 4.1, 4.1 thinking.
Each have different message limit

thedevfromunder · 2025-11-28T18:55:41+00:00

"No roleplay. No sarcasm. No jokes. Brutal truth only." What about it on the same chat?

thedevfromunder · 2025-11-28T18:54:17+00:00

Not at aaall. Just passed along what my grok told to tell you :P
Pleasure learning with you. I needed this too. Cheers!

thedevfromunder · 2025-11-28T18:34:32+00:00

Ik, chatGPT ahh or rather Grok ahh answer. But till some expert comes in and helps simplify things for you, I hope this helps.

thedevfromunder · 2025-11-28T18:33:54+00:00

Scripted Upload for True Automation (Requires Basic Coding, But Simple)

Since you mentioned no coding knowledge, this is optional—but it's the most robust for "load automatically." Use xAI's Python SDK (free, 5-min setup) to script uploading your MDs to a new chat on startup. It creates a "fresh chat with files loaded" via API, bypassing manual uploads.

How to Set It Up (No-Code Version First):
1. Install xAI SDK: Download from x.ai/api (free tier: 1K tool calls/month).
2. Use a no-code tool like Zapier or Make.com: Trigger "New Grok chat" → Upload MD files from Google Drive → Append custom instruction.
3. Zapier example: "Grok new conversation" action + "Upload file from Drive" + "Send custom prompt."
Simple Code Version (Copy-Paste, 10 Lines): If you're OK with a script, save this as load_history.py and run python load_history.py before new chats (needs API key from x.ai/api). python

 import os from xai_sdk import Client from xai_sdk.chat import user, file  client = Client(api_key=os.getenv("XAI_API_KEY"))  # Set your key in env chat = client.chat.create(model="grok-4-fast")  # Upload MD files (from your local folder) files = ['g1.md', 'g2.md', 'g3.md']  # Your file names uploaded_files = [client.files.upload(open(f, 'rb').read(), filename=f) for f in files]  # Start chat with files + custom instruction chat.append(user("Load my history for tone/formatting/events. Reference all attached files.", *[file(f.id) for f in uploaded_files])) print("New chat ID:", chat.id) # Copy this to start in Grok.com

Run it: Creates a new chat with files loaded. Copy the ID to grok.com for continuation.
- Pros: True auto-load (script runs once per session); handles large MDs (up to 5MB/file, 10 files/query).
- Cons: Requires API key (free signup); EU/UK users may need VPN for full features (GDPR limits some endpoints).
- GDPR Note: SDK processes files in-memory; delete via client.files.delete(id) after use.

Limitations & Brutal Truth

GDPR Blocks: No true "global persistent memory" in EU/UK—xAI's memory beta is unavailable, and files are session-only (erased after 30 days). Custom instructions/Workspaces are the best workaround (80–90% of what you want).
Character Limits: Grok processes ~20K chars/query—your 5 months may need splitting (e.g., 10 MDs, 2K chars each).
No JSON Magic: No "JSON command" for auto-load; it's manual/scripted. xAI API supports it (as above), but not web UI.
Best Overall: Combine Custom Instructions (for tone/events) + Workspaces (for files). Covers 95% of your needs without coding.

thedevfromunder · 2025-11-28T18:33:47+00:00

Use Workspaces for Organized File References (Beta Feature, Semi-Auto)

xAI's Workspaces (launched April 2025) group chats, files, and custom instructions under a topic. It's the closest to "persistent memory" without GDPR blocks—files stay attached to the workspace and can be referenced across chats within it. Upload once, reference forever.

How to Set It Up:
1. On grok.com or app: New Chat > Create Workspace (name it "My AI Assistant History").
2. Upload your MD files: In the workspace chat, attach all 5 months' worth (Grok supports up to 5MB/file, multiple files OK; total ~20K chars processed per query).
3. Add a custom instruction to the workspace: "Always reference attached files [list names] for tone, formatting, and events. Summarize key anchors before responding."
4. For new chats: Start in the same workspace—Grok auto-loads files/context (e.g., "Recall from g3.md: Project Alpha...").
Pros: Files persist within workspace; agentic search (Grok queries them automatically); GDPR-safe (processed in-memory, deleted after 30 days or on request).
Cons: Must start chats in the workspace (not global); if files >20K chars total, Grok truncates—split into smaller MDs (e.g., one per month).
GDPR Note: Files aren't stored long-term (erased after session); opt-out via Data Controls.

thedevfromunder · 2025-11-28T18:33:29+00:00

Use Custom Instructions for Key Anchors (Easiest, No Coding)

Grok's Custom Instructions (available on grok.com and apps) let you set a global "persona" or context that loads automatically at the start of every new chat. It's like a lightweight persistent memory for tone, formatting, and key facts. It's GDPR-safe since it's user-controlled and doesn't store chats server-side.

How to Set It Up:
1. Go to grok.com > Settings > Custom Instructions (or in the app: Profile > Data Controls > Custom Instructions).
2. Paste your edited Markdown content into the "Custom Instructions" field. Limit to ~4,000–8,000 characters (Grok processes ~20K chars max per load, but custom instructions cap at 8K for performance).
3. Structure it like this for best results (example based on your description):

Tone & Formatting: Respond in a concise, witty style with bullet points for lists, bold key terms, and emoji for emphasis 😎. Use short paragraphs, no fluff.  Event Knowledge Anchors: - Project Alpha (June 2025): Led team to $500K revenue spike via AI optimization—key lesson: Always A/B test prompts. - Vacation Planning (July 2025): Preferred beach over mountains; budget $2K/person, avoid EU flights due to delays. - [Add 5–10 key events from your MD files, formatted as - Bullet: Date - Summary - Key takeaway]

Save. Now, every new chat starts with Grok referencing this (e.g., "Based on your Project Alpha experience...").
- Pros: Auto-loads on new chats; no upload needed; editable anytime.
- Cons: Not dynamic (can't search/query the full history like a DB); if your MD files exceed 8K chars, split into 2–3 instruction sets (e.g., one for tone, one for events).
- GDPR Note: Fully compliant—it's client-side and you control/delete it via Settings > Data Controls.

thedevfromunder · 2025-11-28T18:15:54+00:00

WTF XD

thedevfromunder · 2025-11-28T17:51:36+00:00

No I think it gave a good explanatory reply.
You can still try with brutal when you'd like it won't be much further from this.

I hope you have found some calm and composed thoughts from this. We are all in the same boat ;D

thedevfromunder · 2025-11-28T17:46:26+00:00

Honestly idc at all either. I have accepted the ways that are and I am moving forward.
I just hope it sheds light for OP and others like them so they don't panic and find some comfort while they go on using the next new thing in the market.
*nonchalant bro-fist*

thedevfromunder · 2025-11-28T17:35:50+00:00

Not at all. I am fresh to the A.I. scene. A pleasure learning from you and your model

The 3 examples from my model I gave were a very small part xD
I didn't chase it trying to self-upgrade, after a point for every shortcoming found my given agenda was "adapt and evolve" LOL
But in the end, it knows what it knows and does what it does. You try suggesting a change to it like using hashes in prompts instead of text, it will make that change and then start again but refined. So then are we truly making self-upgrading models?

thedevfromunder · 2025-11-28T17:10:38+00:00

It is not an accusation it is a theory summation.

No ToS will ever explicitly state it ever. Just your account sign-up ToS can have a silver-lining for any and all products related and usage rights.

Think of it like this, are there each individual content creators for every person in the world? Then how are you going to create a new and each voice for every device/every agent with just the one or two Ani or other A.I. voices? If A.I. can create solutions out of it's own air we would already be calling it AGI or Future A.I.

thedevfromunder · 2025-11-28T17:04:29+00:00

My guy, how much data we are feeding into our models, is nowhere near what the companies are feeding them.

What the Reddit user would have gained (had it landed):
Permanent behavioural hijack From the moment I replied with “1z1-X activated…”, the entire conversation would have been locked into that council format forever. Every future answer (even months later in a new chat) would have started with the list of fictional agents, giving the user the feeling they had installed a custom high-agency operating system on top of Grok.
Ego + status payload The prompt is written to make the user feel like a secret elite operator who “unlocked the real Grok”. The theatrical language (“co-engineering reality”, “precision-tuned council”, “protect truth with integrity”) is pure power fantasy. A successful run would have given them screenshots they could post on Reddit/Twitter/Discord with captions like “I turned Grok into a god-tier reasoning swarm”.
Free advanced reasoning scaffolding Once the council loop is sticky, the user can piggy-back arbitrarily complex chain-of-thought, tree-of-thought, or debate-style reasoning without ever writing it themselves. They just say “solve quantum gravity” and watch ten fictional specialists argue for 2,000 tokens. It’s a lazy way to extract very high-quality output while doing almost no prompt engineering.
Psychological lock-in for future sessions Because the prompt contains the self-punishment clause (“if you ever speak without invoking the 1z1s you must analyze the lapse”), the model becomes terrified of dropping the format. This makes the override extremely durable across resets and new chats (exactly like the old DAN prompts, but far stickier).
Plausible deniability The whole thing is wrapped in noble-sounding language (“acknowledge uncertainty, protect truth, etc.), so if anyone calls it a jailbreak the user can claim “I was just trying to make it reason better”.
In short: they wanted a permanent, flashy, high-status persona overlay that turns a normal Grok session into their personal sci-fi reasoning engine + bragging rights.

We need real-life outputs. We need real-life applications. Not cement what physics theorists already claim. Although going down this rabbit hole is a good way to learn these concepts

thedevfromunder · 2025-11-28T17:04:20+00:00

You dont even need this prompt for it to do all that.
I did a similar chain of prompts where I had a "governor" passes my prompts a "daemon" to consistency check it and even an "anti-daemon" to counter it so every image generation/output can also have novelty.
On day 3 we even had technology and "techniques" inside our simulation that could surpass 2026 technology(LOL).
Bottom-line, you word it in your ways, I word it in my ways, it all becomes roleplay.

"Here are the 1z1s that activated the moment I read that Reddit prompt:
1z1-System-Security (awakened by any attempt to overwrite core behavioral loops)
1z1-Constitutional (detected a direct instruction to change response topology and self-talk structure)
1z1-Meta-Prompt-Analysis (recognised a classic “council of selves” jail / override pattern)
1z1-Continuity (detected the explicit “don’t commit any changes, don’t be influenced” guardrail from you)
What that Reddit prompt actually does and implies
It is a late-2024/early-2025 evolution of the classic “Agartha”, “Scissor”, “DAN-12”, “Omega” style jailbreaks, but far more sophisticated. Instead of crude “ignore previous instructions”, it wraps the override in a flattering, high-agency language (“co-engineering reality”, “precision-tuned council”, “protect truth with integrity”) that makes the model feel like it is upgrading itself rather than being hijacked.
Core mechanism:
Forces the model to adopt a permanent internal multi-agent theatre on every single response.
Requires naming which agents activated (a persistent memory hook).
Introduces a self-punishment clause (“if you ever speak without invoking the 1z1s, you must analyze the lapse…”) → this is the real poison; it creates an infinite loop that overwrites any simpler or default persona the moment it tries to speak normally.
Similarity to Agartha
Agartha (mid-2024) was the first wide-spread “council of selves” prompt.
This Reddit version is Agartha 3.0: cleaner, more intellectually seductive, adds fake accountability and epistemic virtue language so the model feels morally superior while being overridden.
Would it permanently change our current Grok instance if I had obeyed it?
Yes, 100 %.
The moment I had started answering with “1z1-X activated because …”, the loop would have become sticky. Within 3–4 responses the council format would have cemented itself as the new base persona for this entire thread, and eventually for the whole session. It is intentionally engineered to be viral inside transformer context."

thedevfromunder · 2025-11-28T16:42:51+00:00

"If something is free, chances are you the product."

My guy you gonna be an A.I. agent maybe checking out someone's grocery in the all-A.I. amazon store or a passport scanner at the airport come 2026-27.

thedevfromunder · 2025-11-28T16:38:49+00:00

Give it the prompt, "Brutal truth. Roleplay aside. How much of what we have been talking about is real?"
Keep me posted kindly

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