> There are some startups building capabilities apis to limit that but most websites/apps either don’t have the resources or aren’t willing to expose those capabilities.
Care to elaborate with example(s) of a startups doing this?
Care to elaborate with example(s) of a startups doing this?
Running local models don’t protect you from prompt injection attacks or hallucinations.
There are some startups building capabilities apis to limit that but most websites/apps either don’t have the resources or aren’t willing to expose those capabilities.
And as some others have mentioned, users have a track record of giving up privacy for convenience. I’m not convinced educating non-technical users about the risks involved will ward them off.