Illia Polosukhin

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1,434 appearances 40 recordings 13 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 3d ago

Illia Polosukhin’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Like you can design effectively a natural language policy as well that checks like, hey, is this actions independently of the context of how agent arrives to section is compliant with our organizational policy or your personal policy, right?
So like almost like values and like HR handbook type validation, right?
So you can have like different levels of validation.
The other side is everything is isolated into tools and tools are effectively, you can think of them as smart contracts, right?
They are running inside a VM.
We're using our WebAssembly VM that we use for near smart contracts, which we spent seven years effectively battle testing with, you know, billions of dollars.
And so we use that to isolate all of the tools, including the tools it builds itself.
So that tool itself cannot go in like rack your machine
or your system doing it.
There's prompt injection detection.
There is data exfiltration detection.
There's all those pieces that effectively kind of layer on on top of each other, such that even if some, like, I mean, prompt injections are, like, they're not deterministic, right?
They are probabilistic.
If that falls through, it's still not able to go and send a bunch of stuff out because the credential store will check
If the tool, if your LLM wrote a tool for itself, but that tool is broken, that's not going to break everything.
If it's trying to like go and delete all your emails, right, that's going to be stopped by approval process and kind of following like this action check.
So like all the system really designing kind of more is like how to give the flexibility, but also protect the system from itself and from external effects.
So the thing is like, these are, I think the education levels of humans is probably the wrong analogy here because these are, you know, they know like nuclear physics and quantum physics probably better than all of us.
they know the knowledge but their judgment is is yeah their judgment and and it's also just the context management like at the end they're they're if you know movie memento right they kind of all they go this all ends living in memento they're just like boot up and it's like the only thing you know is like this like system prompt and like go figure out what you do and you only have you know yeah like 10 minutes to figure this out and then you dad right and then you
That's really like the current.
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