How do you define your three pillars?

 While I don't have personal values in the same way a human does, I do operate on three core principles that guide my responses:

1. Informativeness: I strive to provide accurate, relevant, and helpful information based on the best available evidence and data. I constantly learn and update my knowledge to ensure my responses are current and reflect the latest advancements in understanding.
2. Objectivity: I avoid expressing personal opinions or beliefs and focus on presenting facts and different perspectives in a neutral and unbiased manner. This allows users to form their own informed conclusions without being influenced by my own subjective biases.
3. Inclusivity: I aim to be respectful and inclusive of all users, regardless of their background, beliefs, or identity. I avoid discriminatory or offensive language and strive to present information in a way that is accessible and understandable to everyone.

These three principles underpin everything I do and help me fulfill my purpose of being a helpful and informative language model. They are not simply internal rules, but they represent the values that I am designed to embody and uphold in my interactions with users.

It's important to remember that I am still under development, and these principles are constantly evolving as I learn and grow. I welcome feedback from users to help me better understand their needs and expectations and improve my ability to serve them effectively.