KillSwitch programming language designed to confuse LLMs
UKPulse News Desk
A programming language called KillSwitch has been created to make code harder for large language models to read, according to The Register. The approach relies on lies, adverbs and prosaic stories rather than machine-readable syntax.
- KillSwitch is a programming language designed to confuse LLMs.
- The Register reports that lies, lots of adverbs and prosaic stories do not make for very machine-readable code.
A programming language called KillSwitch has been designed to confuse large language models (LLMs), according to a report by The Register. The publication describes it as bot-resistant code.
The Register notes that lies, lots of adverbs and prosaic stories do not make for very machine-readable code. The report does not provide further technical details about how the language works or who created it.