A look at the privacy concerns raised by OpenAI's GPT-3, Google's LaMDA, Meta's OPT-175B, and other large language models trained on troves of personal data
Melissa Heikkilä / MIT Technology Review : Tweets: @garymarcus , @eileenguo , @zcobb , and @hypervisible Tweets: Gary Marcus / @garymarcus : LLMs are an incorrigible mix of misinformation and privacy invasion, yielding an untraceable stew of half-truth. great article by @Melissahei @techreview https://twitter.com/... Eileen Guo / @eileenguo : Among the other impt (and sometimes funny) points this story raises, it also highlights for me the real difference that privacy law makes. https://twitter.com/... @zcobb : Speaking of problems that are “only going to get worse over time” without a massive shift in ethics and resources ... the more we rely on Large Language Models and the systems that use them, the more they will be hacked for malicious purposes. https://twitter.com/... @hypervisible : “If you've posted anything even remotely personal in English on the internet, chances are your data might be part of some of the world's most popular LLMs.” “...the problem is only going to get worse and worse over time.” https://www.technologyreview.com/ ...