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This is no different than the argument that C is totally great as long as you just don’t make mistakes with pointers or memory management or indexing arrays. A
by stouset 1y ago
This is no different than the argument that C is totally great as long as you just don’t make mistakes with pointers or memory management or indexing arrays.
At some point we have to decide as a community of engineers that we have to stop building tools that are little more than loaded shotguns pointed at our own feet.
- andersa 1y agoIt's clearly a much better design if the shotguns are pointed at someone else's feet.
- throwawaymaths 1y agono, it's not because the nature of llms mean that even if you fully validate your communications with the llm statistically anything can happen, so any usage/threat model must already take nasal demons into account.
- stouset 1y agoAdding new and innovative layers of unsafety on top doesn’t invalidate the need for safety in lower layers. If anything it makes it more critical.
- throwawaymaths 1y agoyou're missing the point. the point is, there is no need to make two layers out of one (i could be persuaded that it makes the coding easier)