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Kevin A. Bryan @Afinetheorem

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Kevin A. Bryan (verified) @Afinetheorem · 9h
"run on open models, it will be private". The data security and IT practices of your org or university are not even in the ballpark of, say, AWS. People are deluded when it comes to what is actually "private".
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

Short tweet arguing that self-hosting open models is not automatically private, since most organizations' and universities' data security is far weaker than a major cloud provider's.

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Shannon San... @max_paperclips

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Shannon San... [verified] [icon] @max_papercli... · 2h
We need some kind of cybersec/acc movement at this point. incorporate interpretability too, there's a LOT of tools already out & already available, it doesn't need to be "solved" to start being useful.

Just, finally, ACTUALLY harden the internet. The current open models are good enough for this, and safe enough. Clearly this can't be something that's locked away ala Project Glasswing, and needs to be an open and collaborative effort.
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A tweet calling for a 'cybersec/acc' movement combining interpretability tooling with an open, collaborative effort to harden the internet using current open AI models, referencing something called 'Project Glasswing' as an example of what not to do (locking such capability away).

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