Re:38TB of data accidentally exposed by Microsoft AI researc...
by pixl97 on Monday September 18, 2023 @02:17PM
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In theory for any AI model that generates code you'll want to have a series of post generation tests, for example something like SAST and/or SCA that ensure the model is not biasing itself to particular flaws.
At least for common languages this should stand out.
Where it gets more tricky is watering hole attacks against specialized languages or certain setups. This said you'd have to ensure that this data is not already there scraped up from the internet.
At least for common languages this should stand out.
Where it gets more tricky is watering hole attacks against specialized languages or certain setups. This said you'd have to ensure that this data is not already there scraped up from the internet.