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How to Actually Abuse LLMs

Understanding an LLM’s edges matters more than flattering it.
This post explores how deliberately pushing models into conflicting, noisy, or chained prompts reveals their failure modes — and why learning those edges is the core of real prompt engineering.

By michal, 3 weeksFebruary 14, 2026 ago
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