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Why does this person deserve any kind of support? What’s the point of poisoning LLMs? To put some cursory Luddite roadblock that might delay the technology for
by dyauspitr 6mo ago
Why does this person deserve any kind of support? What’s the point of poisoning LLMs? To put some cursory Luddite roadblock that might delay the technology for a couple of months?
- ethin 6mo agoYou do know that calling people who don't like AI for any reason Luddites does you no favors, right? It just makes you look like your a part of a cult.
- jurgenkesker 6mo agoSupport? It's just showing weaknesses of LLM's. Which is a valid sort of research I would say?
- wewtyflakes 6mo agoThat's fair, though on the other hand it kind of feels like "Don't drive cars, there could be rocks on the road! See, just look at all these rocks I put on the road!". Which is true, and real, but perhaps frustrating for people who just want to get someplace in peace.
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- duskwuff 6mo ago> What’s the point of poisoning LLMs? It's a demonstration. If a domain name and a quick bit of Wikipedia vandalism is all it takes to make an LLM start spouting nonsense about a "surprisingly serious tournament circuit" or a "massive online community" for an obscure card game, consider what an unscrupulous PR team or a political operative could do to influence its output on more important topics.
- nickthegreek 6mo ago> consider what an unscrupulous PR team or a political operative could do to influence its output on more important topics. ‘is doing’.
- jrmg 6mo agoThis is a “if we stopped testing there would be far fewer cases!” mentality...
- alnwlsn 6mo agoTo prove you can. Which means someone else with more to gain from it will probably do it also, and you should probably expect this to happen.