Mx Arjuna
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@protonprivacy claims that their "AI" tool is #opensource , but it is actually far from it:
@protonprivacy claims that their "AI" tool is #opensource , but it is actually far from it:
Google calendar can be poisoned with invisible, malicious Gemini prompts:
https://www.darkreading.com/cyberattacks-data-breaches/google-gemini-ai-bot-hijacks-smart-homes
Do I have to stop clicking on calendar invitations? What are the alternatives?
If Google can't get security or "AI" right, what hope is there that anyone will?
@dangillmor
Dan, there’s a huge #degoogle movement here on Mastodon. There’s also the movement across Europe to get away from US-based digital services. @Tutanota frequently shares tables of options. I’m about 8 months into being free of Google search, thanks to the far superior paid #Kagi search. (Kagi Translate is also far superior to any other translation service.) I’ve replaced Google files with #CryptPad. #Proton just introduced their AI product, #Lumo, which is completely private. Their calendar product is steadily improving. Google’s power and influence are waning, as they should in a free market when better products emerge.
Dan, there’s a huge #degoogle movement here on Mastodon. There’s also the movement across Europe to get away from US-based digital services. @Tutanota frequently shares tables of options. I’m about 8 months into being free of Google search, thanks to the far superior paid #Kagi search. (Kagi Translate is also far superior to any other translation service.) I’ve replaced Google files with #CryptPad. #Proton just introduced their AI product, #Lumo, which is completely private. Their calendar product is steadily improving. Google’s power and influence are waning, as they should in a free market when better products emerge.
I just saw #Lumo in my #Proton account. Now THIS "AI" I can at least respect:
https://lumo.proton.me
Never uses your data to train AI
Deletes all logs of your chats
Can’t share your data with anyone
Has an ad-free business model
Based in a high-privacy jurisdiction
Opens source code to the public