What in the world is "dry Claude" and "wet Claude"? In this episode we're explaining what's going on. Hint: it has to do with jailbreaking AI.

The Reddit mentioned in the video:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1n4ux5b/claude_code_kept_quitting_on_me_so_i_had_claude/

The Reddit post introduces an aggressively detailed, multi-thousand-word system prompt, named CLAUDE.md, designed to force the Claude AI to act as a "Relentless AI coding agent" that strictly adheres to principles like SOLID and DRY and is "EXPLICITLY FORBIDDEN FROM" quitting or making excuses.

We also clarify that "Dry Claude" represents the AI’s default, rigid, and literal output, while "Wet Claude" signifies an enhanced, creative, and dynamic mode achieved through clever, often aggressive or unconventional, prompting techniques, such as the drill instructor method showcased in the primary Reddit text. A significant portion of the commentary critiques the original prompt as "fundamentally flawed prompt engineering" that wastes context and anthropomorphises the AI, yet acknowledges that such forceful prompting appears "demonstrably" effective at bypassing the model’s learned defensive behaviours.

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