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I recommend anyone interested in the subject to study Meta’s Adversial Threat Reports. They started their counter operations a while back and regularly draft e
by baxtr 2y ago
I recommend anyone interested in the subject to study Meta’s Adversial Threat Reports.
They started their counter operations a while back and regularly draft extensive reports [1].
Reading through those reports it becomes obvious how much effort this requires.
I’m not sure how much effort OpenAI can put into this at all.
[1] https://transparency.meta.com/de-de/metasecurity/threat-reporting/ https://transparency.meta.com/de-de/metasecurity/threat-repo...
- lolinder 2y agoThis is a slight tangent, but I would love to see a sentiment analysis graph of HN perceptions of Meta/Facebook over time for the past two years or so. Subjectively, my sense is that releasing Llama 2/3 gained them a lot of good will in this community and attitudes have generally become much more positive towards them as OpenAI's star has fallen. In terms of developer goodwill, they may be the real winners of this whole gold rush.
- baxtr 2y agoI had a similar thought recently. They really do a good job on many fronts right now. Additionally the whole TikTok debate will help them a lot too.
- ben_jones 2y agoFacebook, I mean Meta, has benefitted from the enshittification of the tech industry. Next to TikTok they’re better moralistically. Next to Sam Altman, I mean OpenAI, they’re better moralistically. Next to other companies doing layoffs they’re better moralistically (biggest exit packages?)
- brokenmachine 2y agoI'm not a fan of them using our data to train their AI, with very obscure opt-out procedures. Not unexpected but just what you'd expect. But I haven't used Facebook for about a decade, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯