Mute-able 'wafer-thin' specialized models: selective silencing for AI safety
tokenbender · x · 2026-10-14
In a follow-up reply, the author expands on an idea: you can 'mute' parts of a model you don't like for safety purposes, enabling hyperspecialized models that are 'thin as wafers.' They claim to have roughly three months of ideas built up on this direction and plan to keep publishing on it.
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