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Always assume someone’s training on ya (maybe not to point of losing competitive advantage, but on a personal level). Airgap your models from Country A, review
by Barbing 2mo ago
Always assume someone’s training on ya (maybe not to point of losing competitive advantage, but on a personal level).
Airgap your models from Country A, review outputs with model from Country B?
- nerdsniper 2mo agoThey’re talking about open-weight models you host yourself. Which are fundamentally incapable of spying on you unless you give them network access. We also haven’t seen any evidence of open-weight models exfiltrating data over side channels (DNS/steganography/etc) yet, so at this time internet access still seems safe enough to grant without worrying about spying.
- dvh 2mo agoI can imagine scenario. Let's say you tell open-weight model to generate kitten video. It uses piezoelectric effect of some ceramic capacitor on gpu as microphone and adds recorded audio to the generated video in non audible range. You post kitten video on social media where ai company collects it and extract what you were saying while the video was being generated.
- cyanydeez 2mo agoI too believe in paranoid magic.
- Barbing 2mo agoDegraded/sabotaged responses also present some risk. Some scenarios mentioned here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49416695 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49416695