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This would be a good use of GPT-3: take a leaked document and rephrase it so that the original is not identifiable, while keeping the meaning the same.
by unsupp0rted 4y ago
This would be a good use of GPT-3: take a leaked document and rephrase it so that the original is not identifiable, while keeping the meaning the same.
- Freak_NL 4y agoOr just a thesaurus (which is already a technique in use).
- unsupp0rted 4y agoAs long as the leaker doesn't copy-paste the original and start replacing words. They'll have to clean up all the hidden chars and spaces too, then pull out the thesaurus as a last step.
- macNchz 4y agoI bet that a couple of passes through random different languages on Google Translate would keep the text comprehensible but be sufficiently nondeterministic to accomplish this in just a few clicks.
- unsupp0rted 4y ago"I think that some translations from different languages in Google Translate will make the text understandable, but not clear enough to achieve this with just a few clicks." (English -> Turkish -> Hmong -> Xhosa -> English)
- barrkel 4y agoRound trip it through a translation service.
- alhirzel 4y agorelevant - https://www.iarpa.gov/research-programs/hiatus https://www.iarpa.gov/research-programs/hiatus
- QuadmasterXLII 4y agoMusk has significant fingers in OpenAI: if you use the API to do this, I wonder if he'd find you in the logs?
- selfhoster11 4y agoBold of you to assume people will use OpenAI for this. They fortunately no longer have a monopoly on useful AI.
- QuadmasterXLII 4y agoGPT-3, the suggestion in OP, is specifically OpenAI. It is true that GPT-NeoX or OPT-175b would not have the same issue.