| ▲ | torben-friis 2 hours ago | |
I have so many questions. Could a model then transmit concepts to another? Say that you have a model that has been biased in some way. could another model "read" the bias straight in the weights? could it edit such a bias on the spot? What about at-scale generation of custom models? If I want to study chemistry offline, could astra just hand me a local-runnable model tailored to have chemistry knowledge? Most importantly, this feels very singularity coded. the ability to read and reshape weights by an llm. | ||
| ▲ | mlfreeman 2 hours ago | parent | next [-] | |
How long before there's a malicious model that can edit the weights of another to infect it? HIV integrates viral DNA into the DNA of certain cells, IIRC. | ||
| ▲ | 9x39 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-] | |
Is integrity checking of weights even common right now? What about upstream integrity from where we're getting weights? The open-weight supply chain is ... wide open. Makes me think about hostile hot-patching of weights of models we use, maybe they exfil data, perform tool use, or have triggers for specific types of responses. Would we even recognize what's going on? | ||