Illia Polosukhin
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1,434 appearances
40 recordings
13 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 4d ago
Illia Polosukhin’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And if you hover it, you get so-called attestations.
So what this attestation is, it's effectively a signature over a few things, over Docker containers that run actual software.
So for example, the Ironclaw, whatever, releasing 8.18 version, running in a Docker inside this.
So you can actually, you know, if you want to, you can go inspect.
This is the code runs.
Now, what that signature is, that signature is done by the hardware itself.
So we do have kind of the trust here goes to the hardware providers, so Intel and Nvidia.
And obviously, you know, we want to continue evolving beyond that.
But right now, that's a pretty good trust assumption to start.
It's like a TEE type of thing?
Yeah, this is all kind of runs inside TEE.
And then for anything additional, so again, for example, TEE only gives you the attestation for things that are running right now.
Then we have the multi-party computation for encryption, decryption, and kind of storage, et cetera.
So we're kind of combining all of these elements into one kind of experience.
Well, it's cheaper than traffic because it's open-weight models, right?
So it's on par with if you would use this open-weight models from other providers.
I wouldn't say there's much overhead.
So the real overhead of TEs and kind of all the encryption-decryption is like usually less than 5%, around 2%, 1%, depending on the model size and kind of some networking.
So one other limitation that, I mean, we are facing right now.
So yes, you cannot trust it with secrets.
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