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As I understand it, the public LLMs don't have a "memory" they can access, even if they hallucinate that they do. At a higher layer, a hacker might be able to a
by I_Am_Nous 3y ago
As I understand it, the public LLMs don't have a "memory" they can access, even if they hallucinate that they do. At a higher layer, a hacker might be able to access the prompt history in the boring, old fashioned stolen/hacked credentials way, but in no way would I consider an LLM telling me what Bayer queried to be accurate information.