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Security researchers trying to break guardrails of AI robots in 2030.

This scene is from a 2010 indian movie (Enthiran) and this I think is a pretty close to how people are trying to trick LLMs to drop the guardrails.

u/raul824 — 1 day ago

Khakee was a phenomenal movie and is relevant even after 20 years.

I recently rewatched khakee as my wife had never seen the movie. I remember watching it in an empty theater and after the movie ended I thought what a great movie, why was theater empty.

It did average at the box office, at that time I was in school but now when I rewatched it, I was blown away as how relevant it was even now, the religion based politics and corruption shown in movie is even more accurate now.

This movie deserved to be a blockbuster but sad ot never happened.

u/raul824 — 9 days ago

One of the best and most underrated comedy of recent times

I think this movie was fantastic comedy in recent times and has so much of re-watchability. But it is very under rated as whenever I try suggesting comedy movies and suggest this most people haven't even heard of this movie.

I think people should watch this movie if they are looking for a good comedy movie.

Haven't seen any youtube reviewers as well mentioning this movie ever as they keep on saying there are no good comedy movies.

u/raul824 — 30 days ago