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EU Commission Kicks Off 2025 With Yet Another Plea For Backdoored Encryption
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I could honestly see this as one of the few legit uses for LLMs.
Throw some data ino it and make some "natural text" to obfuscate it.
There are digital stenography tools that cryptographically hide data in the least significant bits of a media file.
That's a more robust way of hiding communication on monitored channels
I mean I imagine an LLM is able to generate more entropy from the sheer computing power put into it, but I agree traditional digital stenography methods are MUCH more cost/power efficient than an LLM.
(Not even to mention the amount of cyclic redundancy youd probably need just to get a message across)
Depending on the environment I suppose texr-based could be beneficial vs (relatively) large media files