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This AI model is stateless, so it doesn't store any info about previous conversations. It processes input in real-time, in memory only and purges any temporary data as soon as it's done.
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it comes from my concerns that today's chatbots gather user data and use them for training, even sell them without user awareness. That's why I want to build a AI, where users can feel confident using it and about their privacy
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Thanks. Glad you found this one helpful
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Traditional models: collect data and store it on central servers. Anon AI models: Conversational data still go to an LLM, currently hosted by us. However, we've implemented several measures to ensure user data security: - Our AI model
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We're a team of engineers with a proven track record, having developed our first AI-powered product - a smart desk designed to boost productivity back in 2015 ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P56pkB-iEI4 ). Our vision i
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Yeah you can delete your conversation history whenever you want. Since we store data locally only, you have full control over it. Delete it, and it's gone for good. We don't retain any copies on our servers.
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Besides our focus on privacy, what sets us apart is we'ew using some of the latest AI models out there. Our tech stack includes - Llama 3.1 405B by Meta (outperforming GPT4 by 13%) - Llama 3.2 Vision by Meta (we're one of the firs
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Agree. That’s why I want to build a truly private AI, where users are confident to use without worry about their privacy. At first, we hosted stateless AI models using ephemeral processing to handle real time convos. We designed and impleme
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I've been exploring open source data analytics software and it's been a game-changer. I mean the flexibility and cost savings are huge perks. I've been looking into Apache Spark and KNIME, and they both seem like great option
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I've used a few different tools for synthetic data generation, but some of the ones I've found to be most useful include SDV, Faker and DataSynth.
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Looking forward to it! All the best :)
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I've got a product, but I'm not sure if it's a good fit for Simple Lister. Can you provide any guidance or support to help me determine whether my product is a good fit for the platform, and if so, how I can optimize my submi
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I've had my fair share of struggles with data anonymization. I've tried various techniques, from simple data masking to more complex approaches like pseudonymization and generalization. However, I've found that these traditio
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Kalman Filter helped me understand the mathematical concepts that make it a powerful tool for estimating values from noisy data I made a simulation that forecasted a greenhouse's temperature and humidity to help me understand the idea.
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Cursor is indeed an amazing tool. I use it daily as well. Have you tried using it with any other LLMs, or are you sticking with the Claude Sonnet 3.5 and OpenAI O1 combo? Btw have you explored any AI frameworks like JAX or Haiku?
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The context switching between frontend and backend is cool. I have become so much more productive. As for Elevenlabs, how do you find the voice synthesis quality?
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When it comes to coding, it's a defo yes
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are you using it to auto-assign tasks, generate to-do lists, or something else entirely?
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That's awesome to hear. I've been considering using it for meeting notes as well
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Are there plans to integrate with other blockchain platforms or data sources, or to add new features and capabilities to the tool?
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Favourite AI Assistant App?
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I'm loving the minimalistic interface and the focus mode! I would love to know if there are any plans with other tools that might help writers stay organized or motivated? For example, integration with a task list or a habit tracker?
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Launching an online store can be a huge game-changer for entrepreneurs and small business owners. Love this idea! I'm also wondering what kind of integrations you offer for payment gateways, shipping providers, and other third-party se
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Have you considered incorporating user feedback/ratings to fine-tune the LLM's soundtrack suggestions over time? Could help improve accuracy, especially for lesser-known books?