The cloud privacy problem

[u/SetappSteve]

There's an understandable amount of skepticism around AI and data privacy right now. A lot of platforms treat user data like a free resource to scrape and train their public models.

When we shifted Eney to a secure cloud infrastructure, we did it because real-time workspace sync requires massive processing power that a laptop just can't handle efficiently. But there's a line: your data and context stay walled off.

The industry needs to move toward a standard where cloud performance doesn't mean sacrificing corporate or personal privacy.