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This work introduces 'checkability' to identify which network automation tasks can be safely handled by local small language models (SLMs) without exposing sensitive data. Local SLMs avoid sending sensitive network information to third-party LLMs but may produce error-prone outputs, making checkabi...
This work introduces 'checkability' to identify which network automation tasks can be safely handled by local small language models (SLMs) without exposing sensitive data. Local SLMs avoid sending sensitive network information to third-party LLMs but may produce error-prone outputs, making checkabi...
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Sending every network-automation input to a third-party frontier LLM exports sensitive artifacts such as production configurations, topologies, and logs. Querying small language models (SLMs) locally avoids this egress, but SLM outputs can be error-prone for direct use. This work introduces checkability as a...
Determining checkability helps balance data privacy with the reliability of local LLM outputs in network automation. This approach reduces the risk of sensitive data leakage while enabling safer local inference.
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