Builders of NEAR: Illia Polosukhin on knowing what your AI agent is running
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Builders of NEAR, episode 1. NEAR co-founder Illia Polosukhin on 1000x with Avi Felman at Token2049 Singapore.
Point your AI agent at an API endpoint and “you have no idea what’s running behind it”. It could get a smaller model, fake output, or a bash command that steals your private keys.
”This is where verifiability of blockchain technology is very useful. You want to know exactly what’s running there.”
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No guarantees they're going to respond to you with a real model response. They can do like smaller model, okay, quantized model or they can just insert fake output completely. For example, they can run arbitrary Bosch command and this Bosch command infects your machine with a virus and steals all your private keys for example, right? That would be great, but also like you would assume that OpenAI would have safeguards against that.
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But it's not on OpenAI side. This is on your agent side. Okay. So you if you're running let's say Hermes and you point it at some API endpoint that API endpoint you have no idea what's running behind it. Right? I see where you're going.
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So so this is where verifiability of block like of blockchain technology is very useful. You want to know exactly what's running