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CalypsoAI's technology looks to do a great job on the front-end.

I suspect many people still have concerns about how their data is being used on the back-end.

We all know that the AI providers can promise not to mishandle our data, but breaches occur and promises are sometimes broken.

Any true solution has our data encrypted throughout the entire flow, so any leak of data is useless.

TinFoil (tinfoil.sh) claims to do just this by "[putting] large-language-model workloads inside GPU-backed secure enclaves, so every prompt, completion and model weight stays encrypted in transit and in use"

(I am in no way affiliated with TinFoil, I just think that their technology is incredible.)

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