Language learning models are all about identifying patterns in how humans use words and copying them. Thing is that’s also how people tend to do things a lot of the time. If you give the LLM enough tertiary data it may be capable of ‘accidentally’ (read: randomly) outputting things you don’t want people to see.
I can’t wait until people find out that you don’t even need to train it on secrets, for it to “leak” secrets.
And people wonder why there’s so much push back against everything corps/gov does these days. They do not act in a manner which encourages trust.
Not sure why you’re taking a tone which suggests you think I don’t agree with you.
Can parents just take care of their kids like they have for thousands of years
Okay, so lets be certain that kids do not have a direct connection with every intelligence agency, mafia and terrorist organization in the world right in their pocket, just as they did not for thousands of years. Now, to be clear I really don’t like the approach they’ve chosen here (I think we need to go much deeper into the fundamental design of the Internet), but I would hope it’s not a controversial statement to assert that our society has taken a very sharp turn for the worse ever since the Internet became ubiquitous in children’s development, and I think that really ought to prompt discussion about how it’s being used.
It’s almost like trying to run the world on social media was a shit tier idea.
It may prompt people to recognizing things they had glossed over before.