maybe we implement tokenizer+first layer in Javascript on client side and that is enough to preserve raw data on client side and send to GPT only first layer (which is a vector of float values anyway)
matrix gets decoded into text on the client side in Javascript, so we receive send and receive from chatGPT only vector of floats (obfuscation?)
It's a good idea but it seems quite easy to invert the first layer mapping. And the output of the last layer you can easily steal just by doing whatever would've been done in the client.
Could open ai just offer letting you upload a key and use it for interaction with the model? Basically encrypt the model with the key and all the request and responses are all secure?
matrix gets decoded into text on the client side in Javascript, so we receive send and receive from chatGPT only vector of floats (obfuscation?)