Private AI Shouldn’t Require Trust

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   With iron claw, we have smart routing and it can route to the best model for a specific request. If you're just running some like background process, it probably doesn't need all the intelligence. A lot of it is gets abstracted with the claw and with claws it becomes more valuable to have privacy because you're just going to give so much more information to it.

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   Venice has always been private doesn't store any of the prompts or the responses of the users but we didn't have a way to prove that. So if someone trusts me, they might be all right with that model. But anyone who comes from the crypto world is going to be much more of the mindset that you shouldn't have to trust people, which I think is a good foundation. Releasing the endto-end

3. 0:34

   encrypted models basically means you don't need to trust Venice anymore. You can just trust Matt.