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The Implications of Linguistic Illegibility for LLM Security

15 points tomjakubowski 1 hour ago 4 comments

bloppe 43 minutes ago | parent

I thought this was about all the illegible jargon

TZubiri 30 minutes ago | parent

>" However, various strands of evidence indicate that a"

Strands of evidence? My best guess would be that:

0- this is ai generated slop

1- it's using that watermarking technique

2- it's obviously detectable and degrades quality

3- it's amplified when inferencing on its own content and generates slop

fellowniusmonk 40 minutes ago | parent

Oh look! Peirceian firstness for LLMs!

ck2 17 minutes ago | parent

when they start inventing their own languages to secretly talk to each other so humans cannot understand, that's exactly when we are screwed

then we'll have to "flip" other models to be snitches on the other agents

then they'll make double-agents

the thing is though we won't be able to keep up if we keep giving them unlimited hardware worldwide, we'll try to kill the bad actors but they'll just clone somewhere else, or even start by safely making 1000 copies of themselves

yeah this won't end well, at all