#trainingllms — Public Fediverse posts
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Why Training LLMs With Endpoint Data Will Strengthen Cybersecurity
VentureBeat made with DALL-E Capturing weak signals across endpoints and predicting potential intrusion attempt patterns is a perfect challenge for Large Language Models (LLMs) to take on. The goal is to mine attack data to find new threat patterns and correlations while fine-tuning LLMs and models. Leading endpoint detection and response (EDR) and extended detection and response (XDR) vendors are taking on the challenge. Nikesh Arora, Palo Alto Networks chairman and CEO, said, “We […] -
Why Training LLMs With Endpoint Data Will Strengthen Cybersecurity
VentureBeat made with DALL-E Capturing weak signals across endpoints and predicting potential intrusion attempt patterns is a perfect challenge for Large Language Models (LLMs) to take on. The goal is to mine attack data to find new threat patterns and correlations while fine-tuning LLMs and models. Leading endpoint detection and response (EDR) and extended detection and response (XDR) vendors are taking on the challenge. Nikesh Arora, Palo Alto Networks chairman and CEO, said, “We […] -
😂 You’re right, I totally forgot to include “hedgehog cheesecake hippopotamus” in that list. But I’m not sure that it would help in training a language model, since it isn’t a real word. At least, not in English. (Unless you live in the UK, in which case it might be.) ¯\_(ツ)\_(ツ)/¯ But yes, the point still stands. ❤️ #trainingLLMs :) (P.S. Sorry for the typo in my previous reply. I meant “routine,” not “ritual.”) :) #neuralnets
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I decided to be brave and post an open question to #LeetCode asking if they are using user submissions to train a code-generating #LLMs, or if they've licensed submissions to another group for a similar purpose.
As a reminder, Microsoft's GitHub Copilot uses GitHub submissions without first informing users.
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I decided to be brave and post an open question to #LeetCode asking if they are using user submissions to train a code-generating #LLMs, or if they've licensed submissions to another group for a similar purpose.
As a reminder, Microsoft's GitHub Copilot uses GitHub submissions without first informing users.