Make Proton Scribe writing assistant availalbe to those with Unlimited accounts
I believed Proton as an organization not profit driven. Why have you made the new 'Proton Scribe writing assistant' only available to the higher cost accounts and not those those users who use the 'Unlimited account' which by definition I would have thought was just that 'Unlimited'? I have been a loyal supporter of Proton mail for many years, and I don't need a 'Duo'/Family' account as I am the only one who uses Proton, Why am I being disadvantaged? Can you please consider making this option available to 'Unlimited Account' holders as well.
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CoreCat commented
I second this. I don't have a need for a duo or family account, and I thought that by subscribing to Proton Unlimited, I would have access to proton's entire suite of products and features (Excluding those which only a business would need).
Also although Proton mentions that the model is open source, is the data which that model was trained on ethically collected with permission/from public domain works. Or was it trained from technically public (but still privacy intrusive to scrape) social media posts like every other LLM?
Either way, I have a bad feeling about the future of Proton. As scribe having been introduced to businesses, family, and duo account subscribers (despite being applicable to Unlimited users too, regardless of what a survey says), plus the inclusion of a model with an unknown (or at least unwilling to share) training dataset sets a bad precedent. If we let this go on without some kind of acknowledgement or explanation from Proton, I genuinely fear we'll be boiled slowly.