made you look
Yeah, there’s a mysticism that’s sprung up around LLMs as if they’re some magic blackbox, rather than a well understood construct to the point where you can buy books from Amazon on how to write one from scratch.
It’s not like ChatGPT or Claude appeared from nowhere, the people who built them do talks about them all the time.
I can’t imagine the shame I’d feel if there was a legal finding stating that I was a fan of the minions.
If you’re doing hashing and salting on the client then yep it’s useless, no difference to just using a hash output as a password.
If on the other hand you’re doing a zero-knowledge password proof method then it’s quite secure. As the password is never transmitted over the network, not even the server knows what it is, but can still verify the user has the correct one.
If these AI researchers really have no idea how these things work, then how can they possibly improve the models or techniques?
Like how they now claim all that after upgrades that now these LLMs can “reason” about problems, how did they actually go and add that if it’s a black box?