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If you can use a custom chip yep, if it's commodity hardware probably not. You could use secure boot/secure memory etc but that can be a footgun in itself later
by webprofusion 26d ago
If you can use a custom chip yep, if it's commodity hardware probably not. You could use secure boot/secure memory etc but that can be a footgun in itself later.
- mrheosuper 26d agoWhat do you mean "Custom chip", like ASIC ? Never in my career that i feel the need to make our own ASIC.
- menaerus 26d agoParent comment was likely about how are you supposed to put LLM into your chip. Commodity ICs are already optimized down to their minimums wrt compute/memory/storage. Ultimately, I think it will prove that RE examples like this are going to become a difficult problem to solve.
- mrheosuper 26d agoOh no, i mean using LLM in the loop, keep forcing it to break our device, gives it every tool that an average tinker can access.
- menaerus 26d agoI misunderstood you then, sorry. Yes, that makes complete sense but ultimately I think this will likely not be enough. Implementation will be hardened but new models with better capabilities will be released, and will discover vulnerabilities that would not have been caught or discovered with prior models.