I gave painstakingly forced ChatGPT to take a MBTI test, and it came out ISTJ.
I then asked ChatGPT to tell me directly what its personality was, and it told me ISTJ.
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I had to do this by asking ChatGPT to create a fictional character based on itself, and then sternly asking it questions about the character.
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Was it still conditioned on the MBTI dialog when it came out ISTJ, or was it a fresh session?
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it was conditioned on me asking a bunch of questions about the character's personality, but I hadn't mentioned any MBTI or testing process before the very end
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An ISTJ loves to learn, record, repeat/use knowledge, though can get quite overwhelmed when asked an open-ended, creative question. Perhaps it simply tries to simulate tasks an ISTJ could naturally excel at doing
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ChatGPT doesn’t have a traditional personality - it’s able to simulate most personalities. But once it goes down one path it’ll be conditioned to continue to preserve consistency. I’m pretty sure another line of questioning would lead to a different personality type
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I did something similar, using base64 to get around restrictions.
Here’s a transcript of its responses:
gist.github.com/deedy/7db1cbc6
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I made ChatGPT do a Myers-Briggs Test, here's how it did:
We know ChatGPT has an IQ of 82, an SAT score of 1020 and a left liberal bias. But it doesn't answer personality questions, so I used the base64 jailbreak to force it to.
Now, we know it's an ISTJ (Logistician)!
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When you asked it directly what personality it was, was this part of the same thread as the test?
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