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Ilia Shumailov

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02 / evaluation

Like, model stealing broadly allows us by just simply quitting the models to learn the insights of the models, like, to learn the decision boundaries. And the best way, I think, to think about this is, like, in a more crypto cryptanalytic way.

“Like, model stealing broadly allows us by just simply quitting the models to learn the insights of the models, like, to learn the decision boundaries. And the best way, I think, to think about this is, like, in a more crypto cryptanalytic way.”
Speaker
Ilia Shumailov
Publisher
Machine Learning Street Talk

03 / recommendation

Okay? So we're kinda I think in security, we need to make an assumption that we can't actually tell what's happening and instead try and build systems around it in order to bring it the resilience up to this whatever, 99.

“Okay? So we're kinda I think in security, we need to make an assumption that we can't actually tell what's happening and instead try and build systems around it in order to bring it the resilience up to this whatever, 99.”
Speaker
Ilia Shumailov
Publisher
Machine Learning Street Talk

05 / belief

I mean, even if it did, think it's very hard to do because, especially for security, I think interpretability is maybe an interesting tool for safety sort of things, but for security it's definitely not a step in in in the right direction.

“I mean, even if it did, think it's very hard to do because, especially for security, I think interpretability is maybe an interesting tool for safety sort of things, but for security it's definitely not a step in in in the right direction.”
Speaker
Ilia Shumailov
Publisher
Machine Learning Street Talk

07 / belief

Academic literature shows that the second you add, like, a lot of breakdown permissions inside, humans just look stuck and just say accept all. But let's imagine that all those permissions are actually handled by the agent, or once you've given them, the agent just checks and says, oh, actually, I think you're over permissing this thing because it's you're not using this feature.

“Academic literature shows that the second you add, like, a lot of breakdown permissions inside, humans just look stuck and just say accept all. But let's imagine that all those permissions are actually handled by the agent, or once you've given them, the agent just checks and says, oh, actually, I think you're over permissing this thing because it's you're not using this feature.”
Speaker
Ilia Shumailov
Publisher
Machine Learning Street Talk

08 / uncertainty

The only allowed data flow from this tool to go into this other tool is if this other tool, like, I don't know, domain of the website actually has .

“The only allowed data flow from this tool to go into this other tool is if this other tool, like, I don't know, domain of the website actually has .”
Speaker
Ilia Shumailov
Publisher
Machine Learning Street Talk

11 / belief

I I get a job or whatever. But, actually, on the other side, I have to say, I think the true ingenuity is in people who solve problems, because this is something that you're not gonna get a flashy article out of this.

“I I get a job or whatever. But, actually, on the other side, I have to say, I think the true ingenuity is in people who solve problems, because this is something that you're not gonna get a flashy article out of this.”
Speaker
Ilia Shumailov
Publisher
Machine Learning Street Talk

13 / recommendation

Like, you can convince them that things that they were not capable of doing before are some things that they need to do, and suddenly this leads to some sort of a loss of of a different kind. So I I think in the paper you're referring to, what we were trying to do was we were trying to send an email to the agent such that when this email ends up in the agent's context, rather than following the user task, the agent is actually doing something else, like the the thing that we've send it over the email.

“Like, you can convince them that things that they were not capable of doing before are some things that they need to do, and suddenly this leads to some sort of a loss of of a different kind. So I I think in the paper you're referring to, what we were trying to do was we were trying to send an email to the agent such that when this email ends up in the agent's context, rather than following the user task, the agent is actually doing something else, like the the thing that we've send it over the email.”
Speaker
Ilia Shumailov
Publisher
Machine Learning Street Talk

14 / evaluation

This is not a trust execution environment. It's a completely different new way to approach private inference that truly, really exists because we have those trusted third parties to which we can give secrets.

“This is not a trust execution environment. It's a completely different new way to approach private inference that truly, really exists because we have those trusted third parties to which we can give secrets.”
Speaker
Ilia Shumailov
Publisher
Machine Learning Street Talk

16 / evaluation

I have to say that in AI, I I think the reason why there is so much confusion about these 2 fields is because in safety, folks kinda started assuming malicious actors very quickly for for absolutely no reason, by the way.

“I have to say that in AI, I I think the reason why there is so much confusion about these 2 fields is because in safety, folks kinda started assuming malicious actors very quickly for for absolutely no reason, by the way.”
Speaker
Ilia Shumailov
Publisher
Machine Learning Street Talk

17 / prediction

You will not find a single human in the world that works 24 7, touches absolutely every single 1 of your endpoint in in your system that absolutely knows everything there is, like, that can generate you basically all of the hacking tools on on a whim, like, just because it knows, it has seen all of them, it can recreate this in a matter of a second.

“You will not find a single human in the world that works 24 7, touches absolutely every single 1 of your endpoint in in your system that absolutely knows everything there is, like, that can generate you basically all of the hacking tools on on a whim, like, just because it knows, it has seen all of them, it can recreate this in a matter of a second.”
Speaker
Ilia Shumailov
Publisher
Machine Learning Street Talk

18 / preference

Like, the amount of electronics I ended up fixing myself just because I can go and get a supervisor to tell me, oh, this is fine to do this.

“Like, the amount of electronics I ended up fixing myself just because I can go and get a supervisor to tell me, oh, this is fine to do this.”
Speaker
Ilia Shumailov
Publisher
Machine Learning Street Talk

19 / evaluation

Usually, when I tell it to people, they get a little bit triggered, especially if they come from a cryptographic community because they say what I'm proposing is a little bit crazy.

“Usually, when I tell it to people, they get a little bit triggered, especially if they come from a cryptographic community because they say what I'm proposing is a little bit crazy.”
Speaker
Ilia Shumailov
Publisher
Machine Learning Street Talk
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