NIST
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NIST research proves making an AI jailbreak-proof is mathematically impossible
“No, there's actually a paper from NIST. It's like a kind of a Godel completeness theorem kind of paper that basically says it's impossible to make a model that is completely not jailbreakable.”
Stamos: NIST research proves models cannot be fully immune to jailbreaks
“No, there's actually a paper from NIST. It's like a kind of a Godel completeness theorem kind of paper that basically says it's impossible to make a model that is completely not jailbreakable.”
De la Garza: NIST identity proofing group has stalled for 35 years
“There's a NIST working group on proofing identity that's been running, I think for 35 years, and like still hasn't really gotten to something that's implementable.”
Chen: Post-quantum cryptography will be standardized in mid-2020s
“And the hope is that we'll standardize sometime in the mid-twenty-twenties, so we can all continue to shop online, even when there are quantum computers that can brute force the encryption keys we currently use.”
Lattice cryptography is a leading candidate for NIST's post-quantum standard
“It's one of the leading candidates for the NIST's, ah, ah, public key standard coming forward for the post-quantum, post-quantum crypto.”