All articles tagged with #activation keys
YouTuber Enderman tricked OpenAI's ChatGPT into generating several valid activation keys for Windows 95 by providing a detailed prompt that defined the string format for a valid key. ChatGPT initially refused to generate any key, but with the revised prompt, it acted like a keygen and successfully generated 30 strings, one of which was able to activate Windows 95.
A YouTuber named Enderman has tricked Open AI's chatbot, ChatGPT, into generating usable Windows 95 activation keys. However, only about 1-in-30 keys seem to work as expected. The AI's inability to count the sum of digits and determine divisibility is the only issue keeping it from generating valid keys almost every time. While it may be fun to quiz ChatGPT about key generating, it would have been more productive to manipulate the AI into writing a Python script to generate a conforming key or to DIY it.
A YouTuber managed to trick ChatGPT, an AI language model, into generating valid Windows 95 activation keys by providing it with a set of rules to follow. However, the bot's accuracy was only about 3.33%, and it took the experimenter about 30 minutes to get acceptable results. The bot refused to provide any product keys or activation codes for any software, as that would be illegal and against OpenAI's policies.