The safety of OpenAI's GPT

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OpenAI, the company that makes ChatGPT, has gone to extensive lengths to bolster the safety of the program by establishing guardrails that prevent it from responding with dangerous advice or slanderous comments. 

However, a great way to violate those guardrails is to simply speak to ChatGPT in a less commonly studied language such as Zulu or Scots Gaelic, according to researchers at Brown University. 

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