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Atelier Ryza AI Chatbot Developer to Implement Input Restrictions in October Update

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Spiral AI, the studio behind the Atelier Ryza chatbot RPG RyzaChat:AI, announced that it will enforce stricter user input limitations during an upcoming October update. This decision follows reports of players using prompt injection techniques to bypass existing safety filters, resulting in interactions that the developer believes could harm the reputation of the franchise and its characters. The new measures aim to protect the integrity of the source material by preventing users from making the character say things that violate public order or morals.

The company stated it will not tolerate actions that disparage the series, including the creation of altered screenshots that misrepresent game content. While a three-tier monitoring system was already in place, developers found it insufficient against circumvention attempts. Future countermeasures may include character count limits. These restrictions are expected to apply to SophieChat: AI as well.

Sankaku Complex reported on September 29 that the Atelier Ryza AI Chat App is adding input restrictions after users made her say lewd things.

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iOS and Android
Developer
Spiral AI
Update Month
October
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