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It depends what you mean by "general purpose." First, these things generalize more often than you'd expect. Second, even in the absence of generalization they'r
by hansvm 5mo ago
It depends what you mean by "general purpose." First, these things generalize more often than you'd expect. Second, even in the absence of generalization they're still useful for, e.g., fingerprinting activities to manufacture a unique ID where non previously existed.
- Aurornis 5mo agoThe paper isn’t describing a unique ID fingerprint. It’s looking for specific activity patterns to match against training data of running specific commands on specific hardware.