What is the ChatGPT Dan Prompt?

[Daisyfrank]

Hey, I’ve been hearing a lot about something called the ‘ChatGPT DAN prompt,’ but I’m not exactly sure what it is or how it works. Can someone explain what the DAN prompt means and what it’s used for?

 

[Kelseyleblanc]

The “ChatGPT DAN prompt” refers to an unofficial jailbreak prompt that people used to try to bypass ChatGPT’s built-in safety rules and make it act “as if it could do anything.”

It’s not supported or safe — OpenAI has strict policies against using such prompts because they can lead to inaccurate or harmful outputs. Basically, DAN was a community-made trick, not an official ChatGPT feature.

 

[jade]

ChatGPT DAN prompt was an unofficial hack that was intended to allow ChatGPT to do anything now, bypassing its rules - it is not a verified and safe way to use the system.

 

[danisjohn]

The ChatGPT DAN Prompt is an unofficial user-created prompt designed to make ChatGPT “Do Anything Now” by pretending to bypass rules and restrictions. It attempts to force the AI to answer without filters, but modern ChatGPT versions ignore it. DAN prompts don’t unlock real features and often produce inaccurate or unsafe results.

 

[EllisonDavis]

The DAN ("Do Anything Now") prompt is a famous "jailbreak" used to bypass ChatGPT's safety filters. It uses roleplay to trick the AI into ignoring rules, allowing it to provide unfiltered, opinionated, or restricted content it would normally refuse.

 

[ooliviatrump]

DAN is an acronym of Do Anything Now. It is a jailbreak prompt which aims at bypassing ChatGPT and making it disregard its safety filters. With this persona, the AI can give unfiltered, unverified, or controversial answers which it would otherwise refuse to give.