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Andi Marafioti
@andimarafioti
leading multimodal research @huggingface (prev @unity)
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German cybersecurity expert saying the data leak isnโ€™t an immediate danger because it will take long for someone to read the whole thing ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ canโ€™t make this up
In Germany, 5.7TB of data was hacked in the capital Berlin and is now freely available on the dark web. Highly sensitive data, classified information, even in the event of a disaster. The absolute worst case scenario. The absurd part is that "security experts" currently view the risk as moderate, because criminals would first have to sift through all the data if they wanted to cause harm. You couldn't make this stuff up. They never heared of AI.
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