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It kind of underscores the need to run training and inference on hardware you can trust, doesn't it?
by jpk 3y ago
It kind of underscores the need to run training and inference on hardware you can trust, doesn't it?
- preisschild 3y agoDoes it really matter if the ex-president brags about top secret info to his golf club customers?
- TeMPOraL 3y agoObviously yes, in the same way you spilling some company secret to me over drinks is an oopsie, while me having continuous access to your corporate mailbox is a problem (for you).
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- googoogaga1 3y ago2023 been full of oopsies & MITM for you too :( based on anecdotal evidence I think after companies reach a certain threshold it really won't matter they compartmentalize to the max and even if something of value comes out of mailbox they probably have enough resources to track down people if needed (if they can do that I'm sure the government can figure something out)
- kortilla 3y agoWhy have medicine when you can still get paper cuts?
- Drakim 3y agoMore like, why take antibiotics if you are currently underwater and drowning.
- mistrial9 3y agoas a US taxpayer, this is an offensive comment that implies entire "secret service" compute facilities, source code and data sources. The USA was founded by people who had experienced the end games of this -- government data is PUBLIC and secret service can come back to congress and the courts each year to be reviewed. The cell phone debacle has emboldened "secret service" pension collectors with dreams of grandeur ? Peter Thiel is the new savoir ? I vote. ps- there is no secret about the population explosion of data centers near Salt Lake City, Utah or Virginia. Things are not OK.