Does Meta Muse do enough to earn your inbox and a card on file?
Meta's personal agent is live in the US, free to 100 million tokens a week. The isolation design is serious work. Three ordinary errands still failed on day one.
Tag: privacy
Android 17 hides the SNI, not your DNS or destination
Somebody on the network team pulls a capture off the guest wifi, filters for TLS, and half the hostnames are gone. The Android half. That is Android 17 doing what ...
Anthropic moves retention into your own cloud, for 30 days
Somebody on your compliance team killed the Fable 5 pilot back in June, and the reason fit on one line: thirty days of your prompts parked on a vendor's servers. ...
A free 1M context coding model appeared with no lab behind it
You open the OpenRouter model list, sort by price, and there it is at the top: ox-alpha, a million tokens of context, zero dollars in and zero dollars out. Free ...
OpenAI’s Private Safety Processing keeps ZDR alive
Your security team signed off on the API integration on one condition: nothing you send leaves your control. Then the good models started arriving with a retention clause attached, and ...
Google’s $10M Spirit Airlines Data Buy Slips to September 9
An airline that stopped flying in May just sold its Slack-equivalent. Google won a bankruptcy auction for Spirit Airlines' internal enterprise data with a $10 million bid, roughly 100 million ...
Twitch’s AI training toggle is on, and it covers your chat
You went to bed a streamer and woke up a training set. On 12 August Twitch shipped a setting called Training for Generative AI, switched on for everybody, that lets ...
Proton Lumo 2.0 review: how private is it, really?
Proton shipped Lumo 2.0 on June 30, and the headline writes itself: a private ChatGPT alternative, built in Europe, that got a lot smarter overnight. The interesting question is the ...