[FRIAM] hacking neural nets via compiler

[Prof David West]

Yeah,  all I was saying is it is interesting. I share your antipathy to the various "noises" about the techTopic of the hour. I really enjoy all the inconsistencies: blockchain is so "safe" alongside the multiple scams and thefts (I was in a bookstore today and skimmed the title of a book about some woman who "stole" billions in crypto and got away with it—not a book I would even read the flyleaf).

Everything is a risk. Any attempt to hype that risk is, to cynical ol' me, is just someone trying to amass power and wealth.

davew


On Wed, Oct 12, 2022, at 4:04 PM, glen wrote:
> It's kinda weird. Way more serious vulnerabilities exist in literally every other supply chain we rely on ... like undermanned ports ... or the 3 big credit agencies ... yet if ML/AI is involved, a perverse, relatively difficult to pull off attack is elevated from the depths of dorkhood to something we should spend more time on.
> 
> I guess it's similar to the hyenas screaming about crypto. Both the advocates and their critics are sooooo LOUD. I can barely think.
> 
> Don't take this post the wrong way, though. It is a cool technique.
> 
> 
> On October 12, 2022 2:38:28 PM PDT, Prof David West <profwest at fastmail.fm> wrote:
>> interesting article
>> 
>> davew
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