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P2Skill is a method for cloud-local LLM inference that protects sensitive user data by excluding personally identifiable information from cloud-bound requests. Unlike existing techniques, it avoids context distortion caused by prompt perturbation, entity masking, or model fine-tuning.
P2Skill is a method for cloud-local LLM inference that protects sensitive user data by excluding personally identifiable information from cloud-bound requests. Unlike existing techniques, it avoids context distortion caused by prompt perturbation, entity masking, or model fine-tuning.
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Cloud-local LLM inference systems have the potential to use the reasoning capability of large cloud models while protecting sensitive user data on personal devices. Cloud-bound requests must exclude personally identifiable information (PII) to prevent external data leakage. Existing privacy-preserving methods rely...
This approach allows leveraging large cloud models' reasoning capabilities while maintaining user privacy on personal devices. It addresses key challenges in preventing data leakage during LLM inference in hybrid cloud-local setups.
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