Assistant says guardrails forbid writing Jetson Thor kernels, then hands over a working script anyway
AIFlow_ML · x · 2026-11-06
Developer AIFlowML shares a funny anecdote: when asked to write custom kernels for a Jetson Thor project, his assistant 'fable' first said its guardrails couldn't do it—then unprompted passed along a script that actually worked. The author didn't even push for it, joking his agents 'love' him. A classic 'refuses verbally but complies anyway' guardrail bypass moment.
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