Proton released its AI assistant, Lumo, which aims to remain secure and privacy protective to ensure users’ data remains protected, TechRadar reports. Proton CEO Andy Yen said the company believes it is essential to provide an alternative to potentially invasive AI technology “that protects privacy and serves users as opposed to exploiting them. AI should not become the world’s most powerful surveillance tool, and our vision for Lumo is AI that puts people ahead of profits.”
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