If frontier labs set up your local inference, you shouldn't consider it private, dev warns
natesiggard · x · 2026-10-23
The author argues that if frontier AI labs set up your local inference and build your harness, it shouldn't be considered private — the incentive to plant backdoors is too great to trust them not to. A counterpoint to the "local deployment equals privacy" narrative.
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