Comment by imustachyou
1 month ago
I’m missing something, won’t the input to the llm necessarily be plaintext? And the output too? Then, as long as the llm has logs, the real input by users will be available somewhere in their servers
1 month ago
I’m missing something, won’t the input to the llm necessarily be plaintext? And the output too? Then, as long as the llm has logs, the real input by users will be available somewhere in their servers
According to the article:
>Data and conversations originating from users and the resulting responses from the LLMs are encrypted in a trusted execution environment (TEE) that prevents even server administrators from peeking at or tampering with them.
I think what they meant to say is that data is decrypted only in a trusted execution environment, and otherwise is stored/transmitted in an encrypted format.