Meta promised an AI built from the ground up for privacy, then built a handy directory of strangers’ loan applications and bank records. Researchers needed one query. At this point Zuckerberg calling something »private« is less a security guarantee and more a spoiler warning.
Meta promised an AI built from the ground up for privacy, then built a handy directory of strangers’ loan applications and bank records. Researchers needed one query. At this point Zuckerberg calling something »private« is less a security guarantee and more a spoiler warning.
“The engineer who spent last week writing it assured Zuck that every prompt used to write it closed with make no mistakes”
If that’s not solid engineering then that engineer doesn’t know what it is.
It’s built for privacy in that its so bad that it causes a very small subset of people to start thinking about why privacy is a good thing actually…