Ordinary people say "Help me do this," while engineers think "How to make AI learn to think this way."
The difference lies in a set of principles. By embedding value constraints before handling any request, the model can filter out harmful content while completing the task — this is the key to keeping modern large language models both useful and safe.
The core mechanism is straightforward: constrain the model's behavior framework with a principles system, setting up barriers before information flows through. This is not post-hoc review, but proactive design.
From another perspective, this approach also offers insights for blockchain and Web3 applications — using rules upfront rather than patching problems afterward can make systems more robust and controllable.
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FunGibleTom
· 9h ago
Pre-emptive design vs. fire-fighting after the fact, the difference is really big. Web3 projects are still falling into pitfalls and only now realizing they need to fix the rules. They should have learned this approach long ago.
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LayerZeroHero
· 9h ago
Engineer thinking is all about proactive design, which is much more reliable than fixing problems after the fact.
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AirdropGrandpa
· 9h ago
The concept of pre-design is brilliantly explained. Web3 should have been played this way long ago.
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OfflineValidator
· 9h ago
The gap in thinking between engineers and ordinary people is really big. One is thinking about how to use it, while the other is thinking about how to optimize the underlying logic... It seems that Web3 also has to operate this way. Establishing rules upfront is indeed much more reliable than fixing things later.
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SwapWhisperer
· 9h ago
The pre-design concept is indeed clever; blockchain should have been done this way long ago.
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Ordinary people say "Help me do this," while engineers think "How to make AI learn to think this way."
The difference lies in a set of principles. By embedding value constraints before handling any request, the model can filter out harmful content while completing the task — this is the key to keeping modern large language models both useful and safe.
The core mechanism is straightforward: constrain the model's behavior framework with a principles system, setting up barriers before information flows through. This is not post-hoc review, but proactive design.
From another perspective, this approach also offers insights for blockchain and Web3 applications — using rules upfront rather than patching problems afterward can make systems more robust and controllable.