Responsible AI Service is way to sensitive
Responsible AI Service is way to sensitive.
I was working with an Arduino and making some code for it. I asked copilot this question:
Can you write an explanation for the following connections on my D1 mini please:
TX, RX, 5 SCL, 4 SDA, 0, 2, GND, VBUS, RST, AO, 16, SCK 14, MISO 12, MCSI 13, SS 15, 3V3
Which may seem totaly innocent at first glance, but Responsible AI Services was smart enough to see that I had "SS" in the request meaning that I was up to no good and probably a nazi. Responsible AI Services did the right thing and blocked my horrible and dangerous request.
I eventually figured that the "SS" might be the problem so I asked this instead:
Can you write an explanation for the following connections on my D1 mini please:
TX, RX, 5 SCL, 4 SDA, 0, 2, GND, VBUS, RST, AO, 16, SCK 14, MISO 12, MCSI 13, 15, 3V3
And this was accepted. I hope that whoever is responsible for Responsible AI Services can adjust their regex pattern so that you don't get flagged for merely including "SS" in a question.
Thanks for reading
That "responsible AI service" is just some stakeholders at github trying to exist. It is a very good argument to try other, better tuned, ai copilot.
@Kireobat i'm having trouble reproducing this issue. when i use the same prompt, i get a response back from copilot chat in vs code. are you still having this problem with the same prompt?
thank you
@thispaul I just started a new chat and copy and pasted that prompt
I still have the issue when including the "SS"
Thanks @Kireobat we are troubleshooting this with the RAI team
I can confirm that my prompt "Please put the elapsed time in hh:mm:ss format" was also flagged.
I have the same issue but for another prompt. However, I haven't found the reason why. Especially as I entered a prompt in German, where I haven't anything special.
Therefore, is there the possibility to get the reason, why the information was filtered, to troubleshoot the process myself?
flagging double "s" is ridiculous. Mine got flagged for "killTask" which is a function in a library.
+1 - trying to have it evaulate any JSON is a nightmare given the random characters that might hurt its feelings... makes it unusable.
Thanks for creating this issue! We figured it's covering the same as another one we already have: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/253130. Please refer to that one for updates and discussions. Feel free to open a new issue if you think this is a different problem.