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Prueba explicativa de las indicaciones del sistema
Prueba cómo se codifican las indicaciones del sistema con plantillas de chat, la jerarquía de instrucciones entre los mensajes del sistema y del usuario, y prácticas para obtener indicaciones seguras y efectivas.
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¿Qué es un mensaje del sistema?
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- ¿Qué es un mensaje del sistema?
- The first message a user types in a chat
- Instructions supplied in a privileged message that set the model's role, rules and context for the conversation
- The model's training dataset
- An error message shown when a model fails
- ¿Por qué los modelos suelen dar más peso a las instrucciones del sistema que a solicitudes de usuario conflictivas?
- A hard-coded rule in the API server deletes conflicting user messages
- System prompts use a different programming language
- System prompts are processed by a separate model
- The models were trained on examples where system instructions take precedence
- ¿Cómo acepta la API de Mensajes Anthropic un mensaje del sistema?
- As a top-level system field
- As a user message starting with "SYSTEM:"
- As an uploaded file
- Only through a web dashboard
- ¿Por qué se envía el mensaje del sistema con cada solicitud API?
- To verify the user's identity
- Because the model is stateless between calls and does not remember earlier requests
- Porque la ley lo exige
- To train the model on each request
- ¿Qué hace una plantilla de chat como ChatML?
- Encrypts the conversation
- Translates prompts into English
- Converts the roles in a conversation into one token sequence with special tokens marking system, user and assistant segments
- Limits responses to 100 words
- Which statement about system prompt security is accurate?
- System prompts cannot be extracted under any circumstances
- Putting API keys in the system prompt is the safest place to store them
- Prompt injection and extraction attacks can succeed, so real security has to be enforced outside the model
- User messages are never able to influence system-level behavior
- Why should static instructions come before variable content in a system prompt?
- It lets prompt caching reuse the stable prefix, which reduces cost and latency
- Models ignore text that comes after variable content
- APIs reject prompts that do otherwise
- It makes the model answer in a friendlier tone
- In the chain of command described in OpenAI's Model Spec, how should instructions found inside tool outputs or retrieved documents be handled?
- They outrank platform rules
- They are equal to developer instructions
- They rank above user instructions but below the platform
- They carry no authority by default and should be treated as information