GPT-5.4: one diacritic changes output rate 47% → 94% (replicate?)
Summary
A study on GPT-5.4 demonstrates that adding a diacritic to a system prompt significantly increases the rate of exact output artifacts from 47% to 94%, with a paper provided for replication.
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