Top n% of tasks means things like “It’s really important to be robust when dealing with your production database, and even more if it’s a production database representing US nuclear weapons programs.”
You’re right that there are classifiers for obviously risky things, but these mainly refuse access to directly hazardous queries (“How can I create a bomb”).
Top n% of tasks means things like “It’s really important to be robust when dealing with your production database, and even more if it’s a production database representing US nuclear weapons programs.”
You’re right that there are classifiers for obviously risky things, but these mainly refuse access to directly hazardous queries (“How can I create a bomb”).