Clause partnership? (for codding)
I intentionally don't write the correct name an stuff and such. I assume everyone know which ai i am talking about.
what i want to suggest is the ability for Lumo and that company to have a partnership
Reason? i want help coding and such, but i do not want in any way or form be subject to the privacy collection of a company who has tons of issues i am not going to explain more since as i said, i intentionally don't say the name and i hope it's clear why, especially since i am not a representative of their.
Idea is more or less silly to be honest.
we pay extra, separately, for this, after all, i am 100% they will care more about money then anything else. However, it's Lumo who represent us. On the idea that Lumo will not inform the AI anything that is not 100% private.
To keep cost low, especially since i assume anyone who actually want a lot will just use that ai and not care about 100% privacy, what i assume will happen is we will not have direct access to that AI, but instead, Lumo will have access to a large level of codes, ability to keep track, and more stuff. Aka a "lite" version but still extremely advanced.
Now i want to be clear with some stuff
google, apple, microsoft, so on, are all collecting everyone's data as one of their main income (yes, apple blocks others to ensure they have monopoly of your data, similar to how brave brower works). While the one i hope people know who i am refering to, is, hopefully, not that corrupted (companies can see what you buy online and then show it to youtube content creators to show said items on their videos as an icon like ad.... so yeah... you are legally spied on for ads.... ).... plus it's specialised for coding.
Idea is that sure, there are other possibilities, including the "open" one. But they also proven again and again they love people's data and forgot about "charity" like mindset as money.
The other big companies are data harvesting.
And any other that is honest to a degree or other is not specialised for codding.
Aka this is why i chosen this one and not another one.
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lite usage. People who don't need to create websites, or platforms or whatever since there is proton busness for those, but for use, this could be perfect since we don't need to pay premium for something that actually collects and share our data in the process
The lite usage keeps the cost down. And i am sorry to say this but the idea of privacy 1st would work very well if our proton account is more or less the proxy for this, to avoid getting data harvested
Going forwards, such stuff could also result in more opportunities because no one want their data to be collected just because some people are greedy. Or what reason do they have other then greed?
going forward. The more people sign up with proton for such stuff, the more we also send a message that people really don't like that laws allow them to collect our data since we want to use new stuff, not to hand over our data.
The more people sign up via proton because they get 100% privacy the more users who said company never had will be bringing in more profit for them. Especially since as i said, my suggestion is a lite version (still more advance then current) so some might even pay full price.
On top, the ability to keep track of codes, ready to use ones (databases), sharing (since it's a partnership) issues and solution, both from proton to them and from them to proton, so both growth. License for Lumo to use and give us databases, meaning we don't need to create another account.
Also the lite means more cheap, and more easy to simple stop. No "1 used for 1 month and now they have most of my data" or similar BS.
Aka we will be able to have access to that ai's level of coding where we can use our proton pass or drive or similar without us handing over details about what we have or use
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Sanchizes chinazes commented
This user is suggesting a partnership between Proton's Lumo and an unnamed coding-focused AI (likely Claude or a similar model), with a "lite" version that would prioritize privacy while still offering advanced coding help. The idea is to avoid data harvesting by other big tech companies. For a simpler kind of digital distraction, https://sweety-spin.fr/ offers a casual alternative. What are your thoughts on privacy-first AI partnerships?