Prompt Injection, Poisoning & More: The Dark Side of LLMs
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Keno Dreßel
SQUER
Principal Consultant & Head of AI
Recent studies in 2024 have revolutionised our understanding of large language models (LLMs).
This talk explores three key discoveries.
First, research shows Llama 2 models use English as their internal representation regardless of input/output language, explaining certain biases.
Second, breakthroughs by Anthropic and OpenAI have revealed monosemantic features in Claude 3 and GPT-4, enabling better understanding and adjustment of topic-specific behaviours.
Third, studies demonstrate why LLMs memorise outlier data, particularly unique strings and personal information, explaining instances of privacy breaches. We’ll discuss implications for LLM privacy and security.
Attendees will walk away with a deeper understanding of the inner workings of LLMs, and with hints to mitigate their intrinsic limitations.
World Congress 2025
Keno Dreßel
SQUER
Principal Consultant & Head of AI
Riccardo Zoncada
xtream
Software Engineer
Tomislav Tipurić
Nephos
CTO
Simon A.T. Jiménez
chax.at
CEO