(I realize you have expertise in this area and probably already know this...)
But obviously they wouldn't just scan them into a public domain source like ChatGPT to get a summary.
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Replies to: "Depends. For classified files, you'd need a closed A.I. source."
- Why are we not using AI for this? [LINK]
- iairishcheeks - 3:27pm 1/22/26
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- It's too busy make memes of Trump-Beetlejuice roaming around Greenland. [NT] - LanceManion - 7:56am 1/23/26
- Depends. For classified files, you'd need a closed A.I. source. - jakers - 5:08pm 1/22/26
- Correct, you train a model on this data specifically. - iairishcheeks - 5:56pm 1/22/26
- there have to be a lot of variables there that could cause serious liability issues if mishandled. - und67 - 6:18pm 1/22/26
- Humans have already messed this up. [NT]
- iairishcheeks - 8:05pm 1/22/26
- so who trains the model? it would be a totally new model, n'est-ce pas? [NT]
- und67 - 9:30pm 1/22/26
- Gov IT with sufficient clearance. - iairishcheeks - 11:00pm 1/22/26
- Will AI excerpt out Bill Gates’ name as a professional courtesy? [NT]
- TakethetrainKnute - 9:24pm 1/22/26
- That would be considered a feature, not a bug. [NT] - iairishcheeks - 11:01pm 1/22/26
- so who trains the model? it would be a totally new model, n'est-ce pas? [NT]
- und67 - 9:30pm 1/22/26
- Humans have already messed this up. [NT]
- iairishcheeks - 8:05pm 1/22/26
- there have to be a lot of variables there that could cause serious liability issues if mishandled. - und67 - 6:18pm 1/22/26
- Correct, you train a model on this data specifically. - iairishcheeks - 5:56pm 1/22/26
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