homomorphic encryption?
not there yet, of course, but it is conceptually possible
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hansolo@lemmy.today 3 weeks agoSMH
No one is saying it’s encrypted when processed, because that’s not a thing that exists.
BB84@mander.xyz 3 weeks ago
wewbull@feddit.uk 3 weeks ago
End to end encryption of a interaction with a chat-bot would mean the company doesn’t decrypt your messages to it, operates on the encrypted text, gets an encrypted response which only you can decrypt and sends it to you. You then decrypt the response.
So yes. It would require operating on encrypted data.
hansolo@lemmy.today 3 weeks ago
The documentation says it’s TLS encrypted to the LLM context window. LLM processes, and the context window output goes back via TLS to you.
As long as the context window is only connected to Proton servers decrypting the TLS tunnel, and the LLM runs on their servers, and much like a VPN, they don’t keep logs, then I don’t see what the problem actually is here.