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It's pretty simple, don't give llms access to anything that you can't afford to expose. You treat the llm as if it was the user.
by vmg12 9mo ago
It's pretty simple, don't give llms access to anything that you can't afford to expose. You treat the llm as if it was the user.
- rdli 9mo agoI get that but just not entirely obvious how you do that for the Notion AI.
- embedding-shape 9mo agoDon't use AI/LLMs that have unfettered access to everything? Feels like the question is "How do I prevent unauthenticated and anonymous users to use my endpoint that doesn't have any authentication and is on the public internet?", which is the wrong question.
- whateveracct 9mo agoexactly?
- solid_fuel 9mo ago> You treat the llm as if it was the user. That's not sufficient. If a user copies customer data into a public google sheet, I can reprimand and otherwise restrict the user. An LLM cannot be held accountable, and cannot learn from mistakes.