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    LLM backdoor attack success reportedly ranges from 3% to 80% by poison set

    A post introducing the Anthropic Fellows project “Pick Your Poison” says existing evaluations focus on how many malicious examples an attacker can add to fine-tuning data. The project examines which examples are chosen.

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    A post introducing “Pick Your Poison,” an Anthropic Fellows project, describe backdoor poisoning as adding malicious examples to a model’s fine-tuning data so it behaves differently when a trigger appears. It reports attack success ranging from 3% to 80% depending on the selected poison set, even when the number of poisoned examples stays fixed.

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    @chhaviyadav_RT @AashiqMuhamed: Poison selection matters even when the poison count stays fixed. Introducing our @AnthropicAI Fellows project: Pick Your…

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    @chhaviyadav_RT @AashiqMuhamed: Poison selection matters even when the poison count stays fixed. Introducing our @AnthropicAI Fellows project: Pick Your…