I am going to make a blank model, train it homomorphically to predict someone's name based on their butt cancer status, then prompt it to generate a list of people's names who have butt cancer, and blackmail them not to send it to their employers.
(OP) fwiw I fully agree with the privacywashing you're describing here, and this piece is advocating for a more rigorous standard than input privacy (homomorphic encryption), which is insufficient to enable data owners to actually retain control over their data (but is a useful ingredient).
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I am going to make a blank model, train it homomorphically to predict someone's name based on their butt cancer status, then prompt it to generate a list of people's names who have butt cancer, and blackmail them not to send it to their employers.
I’m glad you specified you were going to train it homomorphically, for a minute there I was worried about the privacy implications.
(OP) fwiw I fully agree with the privacywashing you're describing here, and this piece is advocating for a more rigorous standard than input privacy (homomorphic encryption), which is insufficient to enable data owners to actually retain control over their data (but is a useful ingredient).