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According to a post on X by @AndrewCurran_, the account flagged a newly discovered distillation attack method, which is a way of extracting a model's abilities through its outputs. The post says OpenAI has now patched the method. The post itself does not include technical details, which are said to be in a linked write-up. The post shows about 170 likes.
According to a post on X by @AndrewCurran_, the account flagged a newly discovered distillation attack method, which is a way of extracting a model's abilities through its outputs. The post says OpenAI has now patched the method. The post itself does not include technical details, which are said to be in a linked write-up. The post shows about 170 likes.
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@AndrewCurran_ (about 170 likes) flagged a newly discovered distillation attack method, a way of extracting a model's abilities through its outputs, which OpenAI has now patched. Details are in the linked write-up rather than the post itself. Original post on X
Developers and businesses that rely on large AI models could be affected, since this kind of attack targets what a model can do through its outputs. The reported patch suggests OpenAI has addressed the method, but the post does not describe the scope of the fix. Readers should check the linked write-up for technical specifics and any official statement from OpenAI.
Hardware and robotics watchers may want to track whether this becomes a product, benchmark, or deployment signal.
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