Disable Emojis Processing by Agents

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I did, and I have not had anymore issues after I understood the two dimensions of each rule.

Let that boy COOK!

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I always ask the resonant Chinese Room to change the rules in their style so they are more abiding due to familiarity, with increasingly imperative grammar and formatting. ULTRATHINK, VERY IMPORTANT, ATTENTION, < CRITICAL >RULE< /CRITICAL>.

If that still doesn’t work, do RLHF with examples like:

• instead of using unicode emoji like , use ascii text like ╰‿╯
• DO NOT use the , simply output a blank space, we all know what it means.

For my liking, I actually enforce extra emojification, especially and , so I did manage to control this feature to my liking. The issue is that once a single emoji appears in your chat, it will infest everything so it’s best to guide the process.