Reverse-engineering the source prompts of Notion AI
I'm extremely skeptical that people are getting the actual prompt when they're attempting to reverse engineer it.<p>Jasper's CEO on Twitter refuted an attempt to reverse engineer their prompt. The attempt used very similar language to most other approaches I've seen.<p><a href="https://twitter.com/DaveRogenmoser/status/1601437119603302401" rel="nofollow">https://twitter.com/DaveRogenmoser/status/160143711960330240...</a><p>There's no way to verify you're getting the original prompt. It could very easily be spitting out something that sounds believable but is completely wrong.<p>If someone from Notion is hanging around I'd love to know how close these are.