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mattbit

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    From my experience, in a majority of real-world LLMs applications, prompt injection is not a primary concern. The systems that I see most commonly deployed in practice are chatbots…

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    This is how McIntosh & Della Sala put it: > in the academic literature, it has been suggested that the signature pattern of the DKE (Figure 1A) might be nothing more than a statist…

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    Comment #38420244

    This is not ‘autocorrelation’, it is regression to the mean. I find the article unclear and imprecise. For those interested in a better overview of the Dunning–Kruger effect, I rec…

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    There’s actually two ways of seeing this: the three-domain system and the two-domain system. The three-domain system divides life in Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukarya. In this system,…

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    Hey, Giskard team member here! I am around to discuss and read your feedback. I’ve worked in particular on automatic scanning of ML models for bugs and problems, the idea was to sy…

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    Show HN: Python library to scan ML models for vulnerabilities

    Hi! I’ve been working on this automatic scanner for ML models to detect issues like underperforming data slices, overconfidence in predictions, robustness problems, and others. It …

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    Not exactly, metamorphic testing does not need an oracle. That’s actually the reason of its popularity in ML testing. It works by perturbing the input in a way that will produce a …

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    Yeah, LightOn has been doing this for years already, it's kind of strange that there was no mention of them in the article. I know them because their offices are close to the resea…

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    > Now what does does a mathematician do? He tries to understand nature and uses mathematics as a language to do that. I would argue that this is wrong. That's what physicists do, n…

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    “Obtaining structured data from this system is costly and time-consuming due to the need to tell the system you’re not a robot every few searches. It also doesn’t include some key …

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    It seems like they are just trying to steal the name of uBlock. AdBlock CEO says they “do love the name” [0] and are "investing heavily" into the product, but the commits in the re…

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