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No idea if any others are closer to that ideal, but MirageOS unikernel (OCaml) offers nods in that direction: "Possible to formally verify critical components"
by anentropic 3y ago
No idea if any others are closer to that ideal, but MirageOS unikernel (OCaml) offers nods in that direction:
"Possible to formally verify critical components"
https://www.cs.williams.edu/~cs432/osco/01-whit.pdf https://www.cs.williams.edu/~cs432/osco/01-whit.pdf
"As part of our mission to build robust and secure systems, we strive to support technology that roots its design in the field of formal methods"
has a TCP stack manually derived from a formal model
https://tarides.com/blog/2024-01-24-mirageos-designing-a-more-resilient-networking-stack-with-tcp/ https://tarides.com/blog/2024-01-24-mirageos-designing-a-mor...
- xpe 3y agoThanks. / My interest is centered around AI safety. It seems clear that any learning system* that can improve its own code must be run in a provably secure virtual environment (at the very least). * by learning system I include any system that learns from experience