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πŸ˜³πŸ˜… Anyone have any optimistic things to say about this? https://www.theverge.com/2024/6/13/24178079/openai-board-paul-nakasone-nsa-safety
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the silver lining of the NSA was a small working group of cryptography nerds that pushed SHA. this is some head, though, so maybe there's general realpolitik that would benefit users & researchers. then again, seems like potentially consolidated interest (not for the public).
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Are you familiar with Ash's thesis? https://situational-awareness.ai/
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yes, but treat that with the appropriate amount of salt. there seems to be very little mention of multi-party security, which as we know is absolutely critical to distributed computing. it's also sensationalistic wrt the classic talking points (e.g. biosafety).
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Thank you for the input, I took it with a whole bucket of salt :) "potentially consolidated interest (not for the public)" is what bothers me a lot 100 $degen
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