Плохой тренд - хакеры предлагают огромные $ за дообучение ИИ на данных для взлома Вчера корейский разработчик open-source ИИ, создатель Super-Tune и SuperGemma Джун Сон рассказал, что к нему обратилась анонимная группировка чёрных хакеров. Они предложили астрономические деньги за дообучение ИИ-моделей с открытыми весами на данных об уязвимостях и атаках. Джун говорит, что объём данных у них такой большой, что, когда он в своём white-hat проекте взял меньше 1% от такого объёма и дообучил на них модель GLM-5.3, то она стала лучше самых сильных закрытых моделей. Джун отказался, но его пугает, что рано или поздно кто-то согласится.
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A bad trend - hackers are offering huge $ for additional training of AI using data for hacking. Yesterday, Korean open-source AI developer, creator of Super-Tune and SuperGemma, Jun Sung, said that he was approached by an anonymous group of black hackers. They offered astronomical money...
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- A bad trend - hackers are offering huge $ for additional training of AI using data for hacking
- Yesterday, Korean open-source AI developer, creator of Super-Tune and SuperGemma, Jun Sung, said that he was approached by an anonymous group of black hackers
- They offered astronomical money...
Bad trend - hackers offer huge $ for further training of AI using data for hacking
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