Local-first AI is the next privacy frontier
AI privacy is becoming a product-design question: show the provider, keep small tasks local when possible, and make cloud use an explicit choice.
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The useful layer beneath the hype: software, AI, privacy and the design decisions that shape how we work.
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AI privacy is becoming a product-design question: show the provider, keep small tasks local when possible, and make cloud use an explicit choice.
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