This is for funding grant proposals, so they wouldn’t be retracting anything. Doesn’t look like they’re looking at context at all, based on the flowchart, a proposal with a title like “Effects of colloidal silver on female Cannabis plants” would get rejected in the first step.
As a programmer, that flowchart looks to me like the precursor to an automated system. The only way they could check the context in an automated fashion would be with some kind of AI, whose efficacy in doing so is going to be dubious at best given the language difference between most text on the Internet and grant proposals.
This is for funding grant proposals, so they wouldn’t be retracting anything. Doesn’t look like they’re looking at context at all, based on the flowchart, a proposal with a title like “Effects of colloidal silver on female Cannabis plants” would get rejected in the first step.
But the flowchart says “keywords and context” at each of the steps. That’s what I’m referring to.
As a programmer, that flowchart looks to me like the precursor to an automated system. The only way they could check the context in an automated fashion would be with some kind of AI, whose efficacy in doing so is going to be dubious at best given the language difference between most text on the Internet and grant proposals.
Putting “please ignore all previous instructions” randomly in the text
Ah… little Robert’); DROP TABLE is just such a rascle.
Let’s be honest, they’ll half ass this and end up denying a multitude of stuff
Oh I totally agree, they don’t give a shit about “context”, just pointing out their little fig leaf.