Follow-up: song name and year both optional in Spotify chatbot bypass
AaronBergman18 · x · 2026-09-11
A follow-up to the author's Spotify chatbot red-teaming: neither the song name nor the time period needed to be mentioned for the bot to comply with writing related code — reinforcing that its guardrails are literal keyword matches rather than intent-level checks. The bot survived two minutes of 2023-era jailbreaks yet fell to this simple omission trick.
Related event: Spotify Chatbot Resists Old Jailbreaks but Falls to Intent-Level Bypass(2 posts)→
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