With LLMs there's no such thing as security through obscurity even for proprietary software. Every patch is also an easily reverse-engineered pointer to exactly what was broken. Open source doesn't fix this, either, but it's best not to have a false sense of security.
SECURITY
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Operational Cyber Resilience Assessment Webinar April 29
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Operational Cyber Resilience in Uncertain Times — is your organization prepared? Join this webinar on April 29 with @Commvault
, Deloitte, and IDC to assess your posture and take action: http://
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Supply Chain Risk in AI: Understanding the Implications
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But wait…….. Supply Chain Risk? How does that work?
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Independence and Surveillance Criticism in AI Systems
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Being independent was about criticism on surveillance
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Open Source Security Advantages Over Closed Source
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N’importe quoi! L’open source est par défaut moins sensible aux attaques que le close-source et ça va aussi être bcp plus facile de trouver les failles et patcher pr les maintainers/platformes de type github/hf
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AI Responsibility and Privacy Protection Implementation
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Implement #AI Responsibility and Protect #Privacy
by @ingliguori #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #ML #DL -
EvenRealities Smart Glasses Review Privacy Hardware Innovation
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Love @EvenRealities
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Selling Call Data to AI Labs: Ethical Implications for Founders
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do you think founders would still pitch me, if like… i sold our call data to ai labs
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Surel Sandbox Mode Security and Folder Access Control
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Surel enable sandbox mode and lock down which folders are editable.
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OpenClaw Security Vulnerabilities: Beyond Surface Indicators
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they: OpenClaw is so insecure look at all these GHSAs!
reality: we are just an indicator of the coming storm