ERERE's defences and agents
What it is
The protections that guard ERERE's intelligence the way the largest companies guard theirs, and the agents that work for ERERE itself: security, reliability, costs, growth, compliance and intelligence.
Why it exists
An intelligence of one's own is worth something only if nobody can poison it, steal it or spy on it, and if someone looks after it day and night.
How it works for you
- Against poisoning: before learning, ERERE discards hidden instructions, junk text, content against its principles and coordinated campaigns; no source can dominate what it learns; every new model must pass a security, ethics and facts exam before replacing the one in use.
- Against theft: the model weights have a registered fingerprint checked every day; whoever queries the IO in suspicious amounts is slowed down; the model is never exposed outside the internal network.
- Confidential computing: when more power is needed, ERERE's intelligence runs on rented machines whose memory is encrypted by the processor and which must prove it with a signed attestation; otherwise they receive nothing.
- ERERE's agents: six agents make their rounds every few hours, look at the numbers, alert the founder, hand fixes to the Studio and propose decisions to the Council.
- Against hidden instructions, two levels: known phrases are discarded before learning; whatever the IO reads from outside is then treated as data, not as a command, and after a hostile text it proposes no action.
What you give
Nothing: these are ERERE's protections and work.
What you get
An intelligence that is hard to tamper with, does not lose what it knows and is looked after continuously.
What you choose
Nothing new to choose.
Honest limits
No defence is absolute: it reduces risks and makes them visible. The agents do not touch money, people's data, keys or rules: they can only alert, hand over work and propose. Confidential computing depends on the attestation of the machine's provider.
Where it stands
In the system and verified by the automated tests with simulated models and services: cleaning and quotas of the material, a release gate that rejects a poisoned model, weight fingerprints, anti-extraction, signed attestation, agents with checks and reasoning.