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Maverick is a method that allows users to run large language model inference privately and verifiably by delegating matrix-vector multiplication to third-party providers. This approach addresses privacy and correctness concerns when users lack local computational resources for large-scale LLMs.
Maverick is a method that allows users to run large language model inference privately and verifiably by delegating matrix-vector multiplication to third-party providers. This approach addresses privacy and correctness concerns when users lack local computational resources for large-scale LLMs.
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Open-source large language models (LLMs) are increasingly competitive with closed-source models while offering transparency and the ability to run inference without exposing user inputs to a service provider. However, running large-scale models locally requires substantial computational resources. In practice,...
As open-source LLMs grow competitive, users often rely on external providers for inference, risking exposure of inputs and results. Maverick offers a practical solution to maintain privacy and verify correctness without needing extensive local hardware.
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