| ▲ | cannonpr a day ago | |||||||||||||
I can’t imagine any agency in their right mind training an LLM on their top secret data… especially considering that essentially it would collapse all need to know data in one easily leakable single access domain. The models have no feasible or reasonable way to implement rbac. So you would end up in a situation where people who need to know who killed A, also know who killed B, not to mention cell A knowing potentially data on Cell B who is meant to watch them, etc, etc. | ||||||||||||||
| ▲ | deadbabe a day ago | parent | next [-] | |||||||||||||
That’s the thing, the agencies just need to be run by people who are no longer in their right minds. | ||||||||||||||
| ▲ | jubilanti a day ago | parent | prev [-] | |||||||||||||
> it would collapse all need to know data in one easily leakable single access domain. The models have no feasible or reasonable way to implement rbac Oh my sweet summer child... This has been the continual goal of the US defense and intelligence agencies since 9/11, which was blamed on a lack of information sharing. Why do you think Edward Snowden had access to everything? Because it was consolidated post-2001. You think there is any access control at the upper levels of the dark intelligence agencies? They have access to the whole take. And it used to be that was pretty useless unless you had an actual lead. You'd need a East German Stasi level of labor to read everyone's secrets at scale... Now you don't, thanks to AI. | ||||||||||||||
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