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~~Finally someone doing it correctly. Love this change.~~ Edit: F really misunderstood the change, the title is misleading AF. I should have read the post befo
by minraws 3mo ago
~~Finally someone doing it correctly. Love this change.~~
Edit: F really misunderstood the change, the title is misleading AF. I should have read the post before commenting lmao.
Absolutely hate it, now I guess... sigh..
Incase the title gets changed it used to say, "Codex starts encrypting prompts, uses ciphertext for inference instead"
- LoganDark 3mo agoHow so?
- tempay 3mo agoI assume OP interpreted it as encryption that hides the prompts from OpenAI rather than OpenAI hiding information from users.
- LoganDark 3mo agoI'd be all for homomorphic encryption on inference, but as you say, this is probably mostly to prevent end users from observing intermediate results.
- fortuitous-frog 3mo agoHomomorphic encryption for LLMs is extremely expensive and nowhere near computationally possible for the scale of current LLMs.
- LoganDark 3mo agoWhen I say things like that, I'm talking about a hypothetical version that would be computationally possible. I'm not talking about today's homomorphic encryption.
- minraws 3mo agoooooooof yeah totally misinterpreted it lmao
- LoganDark 3mo agoApple's Private Cloud Compute is E2EE between the client and the attested node. Not sure if anyone else is legitimately doing that -- Apple has definitely gone the furthest in terms of verifiably ensuring that requests and responses are not misusable by Apple.
- mpeg 3mo agoto be fair, the title is very misleading, it took me a minute to understand what they meant
- skeledrew 3mo agoGiven what we know about the company, I find it crazy anyone would misinterpret along those lines lol.
- minraws 3mo agoI can only say I am a little too optimistic about the technology world in general. Or at least would love to see some good news once in a while given the state of the world.