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by b1n
1079 days ago
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There is a great opportunity for totalitarian and authoritarian regimes (China and UAE so far) to create commercially usable and free LLMs that work significantly better than alternatives (backed by large amounts of government money). Over time, as they get used in more and more products, these LLMs can become more 'aligned' to these regimes way of thinking. There are no Chinese companies that are not part of the Chinese government. This is a new kind of cultural soft power. |
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Some ideas:
- How are these LLMs being used? Who is the end user and what are they using the application for?
- If a state-level threat actor wanted to compromise an LLM, how would they do it? What would their goals be? How would they then use the attack vector to accomplish their goals?
- What benefit would the actor get from doing so? What are the costs? What are the consequences if they fail or are discovered?
- How would a target detect if they’ve been compromised? How easily could they recover?