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This isn't really earth shattering and if you understand the basic concept of running untrusted code you should. All language models would have this as a flaw
by zitterbewegung 3y ago
This isn't really earth shattering and if you understand the basic concept of running untrusted code you should.
All language models would have this as a flaw and you should treat LLM training as untrusted code. Many LLMs are just data structures that are pickled. The point that they also make is valid that poisoning a LLM is also a supply chain issue. Its not clear how to prevent it but any ML model you download you should also figure out if you trust it or not.
- actionfromafar 3y agoNext up - NodeJS packages could contain hostile code!
- jacquesm 3y agoIsn't that the default?
- golergka 3y agoI never run code I haven't vetted — that's why when I build a web app, I start by developing a new CPU to run the servers on. /s