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It's time for a wake up call with AI.

ChatGPT and Grok have published user conversations publicly on the internet. Meta encouraged their users to do so. Sure it was just the ones that used the "Share" button, but does that somehow make it okay?

There is a fundamental flaw here. AI companies have access to your data. It is now their data to do what they will, for better or worse.

If your business is using AI for important work, be aware that your proprietary info could show up online at any moment without your knowledge.

If you're using AI in your personal life, your struggles about relationships or salacious chats with an AI girlfriend could be shared online without your consent. And could be used in a court room.

It doesn't have to be this way. This isn't a sacrifice we need to make. We can have access to the best technology while also preserving our privacy.

This is why we work on nostr:npub10hpcheepez0fl5uz6yj4taz659l0ag7gn6gnpjquxg84kn6yqeksxkdxkr everyday, to give the world a better option.

Every user of ChatGPT, Grok, Perplexity, Claude, Meta AI, and Gemini should have at least a free account on nostr:npub10hpcheepez0fl5uz6yj4taz659l0ag7gn6gnpjquxg84kn6yqeksxkdxkr as well.

We as a society win by using the products that protect our data. Start adding privacy products to your toolbox right now. You won't regret it.

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ariondir 4mo ago

I use Perplexity daily (and pay for it to keep as much of my data private as I can) and was super bummed to learn anything I’ve ever shared is publicly accessible

My business heavily uses ChatGPT to automate tasks and Gemini via Google Workspace

It’s time I at least explored a more privacy focused alternative for my personal use

Going to try nostr:npub10hpcheepez0fl5uz6yj4taz659l0ag7gn6gnpjquxg84kn6yqeksxkdxkr! Grateful to find something like this via Nostr 💯

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Thomas 4mo ago

Keep up this important work, guys! ✊🏻

the Bridge 4mo ago

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Tom Morrow 4mo ago

I'm pushing hard for my workplace to adopt Maple as our standard AI tool. I've already integrated it into most of my workflow (and personal life) and believe it could benefit our entire team and clients. Key missing features for us are document upload and project spaces to work within.

Marks 4mo ago

Right on! Document upload is coming back soon.

Project spaces: how would you like them to work for your workflow?

Tom Morrow 4mo ago

Great to hear! Excited to see it again.

Since we work with many clients, each with unique goals, I envision separate project spaces for each one. These spaces would house persistent instructions, client background information (including their communication style and overall mentality), and project-specific objectives. As you know Maple does have the chat history, which allows us to rename chats for organization. However, I’ve encountered issues with token limits – when chats become too long, the AI summarizes them and starts a new chat, sometimes losing context in the process.

Project spaces would address this by storing all relevant instructions and context within the project itself. We could then start new chats within each project space, ensuring the AI always has the necessary information. This would save time by eliminating the need to repeatedly provide context, mitigate the token limit issue, and improve overall organization compared to scrolling through chat histories. For example, when working on a report for Client Y, the AI would already understand their brand guidelines, project goals, and client communication styles with each new chat.