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Anthropic is working on a system to prove AI models’ identity
Source: TechCrunch · Published
Called FlashProve, the system would let anyone check that an AI response really came from the model it claims to be from.
Called FlashProve, the system would let anyone check that an AI response really came from the model it claims to be from.
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