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The S in MCP stands for security.
by apazzolini 1y ago
The S in MCP stands for security.
- JoshTriplett 1y agoAnd the D in AI stands for design.
- MarcelOlsz 1y agoI'm not sure I get this one.
- jahsome 1y agoThere's no 'D' IN 'AI' and no 'S' in 'MCP'. I take it to mean no one is designing AI and MCP isn't secure.
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- JoshTriplett 1y agoMore specifically, the neural network itself is never designed, only evolved/trained. Hence, unexpected behavior that no human intentionally added.
- numpad0 1y agoAren't networks designed, only weights evolved?
- woodson 1y agoAs someone who has designed neural network architectures, I disagree.
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- NeutralCrane 1y agoNeural networks absolutely are designed. Network architecture is one of the primary innovations in NNs over the years, and transformer architectures are the biggest development that enabled modern LLMs. In addition, behavior is designed indirectly through human reinforcement. The individual weights aren’t designed themselves, but there is a ton of design that goes into neural networks.
- jahsome 1y agoI'm admittedly out of my depth, but think the point is the current state of architecture is one of rapid and volatile iteration. There isn't really a comprehensive "design" because each generation is building (and in some cases rebuilding) upon the previous generation.
- keyle 1y agoThanks, we're now 1 week away from the SMCP protocol.
- SV_BubbleTime 1y agoMCPS://
- oblio 1y agoIn the spirit of FTP, both SMCP and MCPS, and they'll probably both be insecure.
- postalrat 1y agoThe P in WFH stands for productive.