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1. A small picklist of favorites of email recipients at the top - just tap to pick a regular recipient.

   Especially on a phone, rather than trying to type in an address until it differentiates from recent, have a user configurable number of favorites (including zero, which prevents the favorite section from showing up) to choose from. Additionally, allow a user defined grouping: eg selecting my "hikers" favorite autofills the To, Cc, and Bcc fields with predefined recipients.

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2. Make us a Proton smartphone OS, pretty please

   I'm a new Proton Mail user and I'm so grateful to have an easy-to-use option that is actually privacy-minded, beyond marketing claims obfuscating obscene amounts of private data collection and/or use. I'm exploring other Proton products, but I'm visiting the User Voice area to voice support for a Proton smartphone OS. I'm located in the US, so I'm not sure if additional options are more popular in the rest of the world but here the only options are effectively iOS and Android. I got my son a Nothing Phone, which is still pretty rare to see in the US, and we're really happy with it, but I feel like it's wanting for a non-Android OS option...consider coming through for us, please!

   I'm a new Proton Mail user and I'm so grateful to have an easy-to-use option that is actually privacy-minded, beyond marketing claims obfuscating obscene amounts of private data collection and/or use. I'm exploring other Proton products, but I'm visiting the User Voice area to voice support for a Proton smartphone OS. I'm located in the US, so I'm not sure if additional options are more popular in the rest of the world but here the only options are effectively iOS and Android. I got my son a Nothing Phone, which is still pretty rare to see in the US, and… more

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3. disentangle primary email address from being the default identity account on all proton apps

   Right now, your primary email address serves as the default account on all other Proton Apps. E.g., If my primary Proton email address is robert.mckoo@pm.me, this will also be the the default user for Proton Drive.

   Just because I have a primary email address I want to use to communicate externally, I do not want to have this email address associated with anything else.

   It would be good if primary email address in Proton Mail would just be that while account management / user profile / identities remain separate from any of this.

   Thanks!

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4. Partition data access within services via unique secondary cryptographic keying and passwords

   One of the things that keep me up at night as the broad exposure given to my data anywhere I am signed in on my proton account. Here's some threat examples:

   • Suppose I am signed in to my email on my phone, should my phone or that email app ever become compromised, literally every email and the ability to send and receive future emails to/from all addresses (should the compromise remain undetected) belongs to whoever compromised it
   • Suppose I wish to store extremely sensitive passwords alongside less sensitive ones, one proton pass login allows access to all of it
   • Same goes for proton drive, if I have sensitive photos and documents along side general notes and such, one password unlocks it all unilaterally.

   I'd like to essentially see an opt-in capability to create an arbitrary number of partitions, each with unique keying, and criteria for what uses that keying. E.g:

   • On proton mail you could elect that certain sender or recipient addresses go into certain partitions, along with a default
   • On proton drive, you could drill down first into a particular partition, and then everything beneath it is uniquely encrypted; this is essentially the same idea that proton pass would use

   You would be able to unlock none, one, or any combination of available keys to access the partitions and that access would be established with a password (unique per partition), and the partition would be unlocked for the duration of your login session, cleared at logout.

   If I had this functionality there would be certain things, I could stratify by sensitivity as well as separation of concerns, e.g. I do not need to decrypt my phone's photo library every time I access proton drive, I don't need to decrypt tax returns to work on my writing. I don't need to unlock all my most sensitive emails from my phone just to have access to hotel and transit emails whwen on travel, and if I do need access to additional emails, I can decrypt just the level I care about and close access afterward. Ideally proton can optionally require a 2fa auth to retrieve the additional data so that even if someone caches the keying material somehow, they still won't get future data after closing the partition.

   One of the things that keep me up at night as the broad exposure given to my data anywhere I am signed in on my proton account. Here's some threat examples:

   • Suppose I am signed in to my email on my phone, should my phone or that email app ever become compromised, literally every email and the ability to send and receive future emails to/from all addresses (should the compromise remain undetected) belongs to whoever compromised it
   • Suppose I wish to store extremely sensitive passwords alongside less sensitive ones, one proton pass login allows access to all of it
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5. The total revamping of onboarding guidance

   Proton currently fails to guide you as a new user. I've introduced some people into my Visionary plan recently and realized that there's very little comprehensive guidance of switching into the ecosystem. This should be a defined workflow from Proton if they want to market themselves as an ecosystem.

   Here's how you import, sort your emails and set up filters.
   Here's how you import passwords, set up aliases, 2FA and migrate to Proton, while keeping backups so you don't lose data.
   Here's how you can switch to Proton Drive, set things up and here are our suggested workflows.
   This should be a flow that STARTS immediately.

   Proton currently fails to guide you as a new user. I've introduced some people into my Visionary plan recently and realized that there's very little comprehensive guidance of switching into the ecosystem. This should be a defined workflow from Proton if they want to market themselves as an ecosystem.

   Here's how you import, sort your emails and set up filters.
   Here's how you import passwords, set up aliases, 2FA and migrate to Proton, while keeping backups so you don't lose data.
   Here's how you can switch to Proton Drive, set things up and here are our suggested workflows.
   This should… more

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6. Zero Reliance on Web/Browser Interface

   Please have full versioned, fully functional (including anything you can do in the online version including settings, mailbox rules, etc: full parity) locally installable programs for all products or that includes multiple products (Mail app that has Drive, Meet and Calendar and a pass/auth/wallet maybe) that is completely usable when offline and will resume any queued emails in outbox or shared files or updated events, etc. once internet service resumes. Not everyone has persistent internet due to things like geographical location or security protocols. Additionally, should be able to configure Drive to be utilised in the programs of choice like one can use NextCloud as a storage/sync option in OnlyOffice for instance and file format portability so whatever is created by users in Proton's native apps can be opened or exported to similar programs of choice or saved to the folder or location of choice. Basically, the only reason someone would need to log into the Proton website is to do something account management related.

   Please have full versioned, fully functional (including anything you can do in the online version including settings, mailbox rules, etc: full parity) locally installable programs for all products or that includes multiple products (Mail app that has Drive, Meet and Calendar and a pass/auth/wallet maybe) that is completely usable when offline and will resume any queued emails in outbox or shared files or updated events, etc. once internet service resumes. Not everyone has persistent internet due to things like geographical location or security protocols. Additionally, should be able to configure Drive to be utilised in the programs of choice like… more

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7. Integration support for funny emoji stickers for imessage in mobile app

   It would be a great feature if Proton Mail for iOS supported a dedicated picker for funny emoji stickers for imessage. Adding more visual flair to secure emails would improve the user experience significantly. I’ve been working on a collection of these assets which you can see here for reference: http://funnystickersforimessage.com/

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8. Phone Generated One-Time Codes Instead of Passwords

   Instead of password-protected, when sending an encrypted email or a drive folder, add the recipient's phone number so they receive a one-time access code.

   Currently, using passwords to read encrypted emails or drive links requires sharing the password somehow. Such as sharing it in an email body or via a one-time link from Proton Pass. It'd be great to have an access process that the recipient can complete on their own without having to create new passwords.

   One of the reasons to use Proton is to share sensitive data that isn't frequently moved. A belt and suspenders system in which you can set links to be accessed once, time-limited, and only accessible via a code that the recipient gets on their phone would be great.

   At least in the US, Gmail provides this feature.

   Instead of password-protected, when sending an encrypted email or a drive folder, add the recipient's phone number so they receive a one-time access code.

   Currently, using passwords to read encrypted emails or drive links requires sharing the password somehow. Such as sharing it in an email body or via a one-time link from Proton Pass. It'd be great to have an access process that the recipient can complete on their own without having to create new passwords.

   One of the reasons to use Proton is to share sensitive data that isn't frequently moved. A belt and suspenders system in which… more

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9. Proton Pass - Sort logins alphabetically

   In Proton Pass, my logins are sorted by most recently used. I'd like to sort them alphabetically. Even better if I can have groups. (For example, I have multiple passwords associated with certain companies or websites).

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10. UX Design Critique: Proton App Icon System

    UX Design Critique: Proton App Icon System

    Overall assessment

    This icon set fails the core job of an app launcher: enabling fast, pre-attentive recognition. A user opening this switcher cannot identify apps without reading labels. That's a fundamental usability failure, not a stylistic preference.

    1. Color hierarchy is broken
       Eight of ten icons sit in the same purple-blue-pink gradient family. Color is the fastest channel in visual perception — processed pre-attentively in roughly 200ms, before shape recognition kicks in. By collapsing eight apps into one hue family, Proton has eliminated its strongest recognition signal.
       The two exceptions (Docs blue, Sheets green) prove the cost of the choice: they're the only icons your eye locks onto immediately. Everything else requires conscious search.
       This isn't a brand-cohesion win. It's brand-cohesion over usability — and the trade is bad, because users interact with the launcher hundreds of times per week and see the marketing lineup once.

    2. Shape language lacks distinctiveness
       Strong icon systems use silhouette as the second recognition channel after color. Proton's silhouettes collide:

    Calendar and Drive — both rounded squares with a folded corner. Same proportions, same gradient direction. At 24-32px they're functionally identical.
    Pass and VPN — both minimal downward-pointing geometric primitives (rhombus, triangle). Different shapes technically, same visual weight and reading.
    Mail and Meet — both have a folded/peaked top edge silhouette. In a quick scan they cluster.

    When color fails and silhouette overlaps, there is no fallback. The user is forced into label-reading, which is the slowest recognition mode available.

    1. Glyphs are semantically empty This is the deepest problem. App icons should encode function in shape:

    Envelope → mail
    Folder → file storage
    Key/lock → passwords
    Shield/globe → VPN
    Card stack → wallet
    Date grid → calendar

    Proton gets two right (Mail's envelope, Drive's folder). The rest are abstract:

    Pass is a rotated square. It has no relationship to passwords, vaults, keys, or credentials. A new user cannot infer the function from the icon.
    VPN is a downward triangle — closer to a play button than a shield, tunnel, or network symbol. No functional signal.
    Calendar's meaning comes entirely from the "31" badge. Strip the badge and the silhouette is just a folded square — same as Drive.
    Wallet is an abstract blob with a coin. The coin carries the meaning; the container shape doesn't.
    Meet is a folded purple shape. No video, no camera, no people, no conversation cue.
    Lumo is a cat. Cute, but unrelated to AI assistance — purely a mascot, no functional signal.

    Proton has built a system where the gradient is the message and the shape is decoration. This is inverted. In functional iconography, shape carries meaning and color is the brand layer applied on top. The current system has a strong brand layer with no functional layer underneath, which is why every icon feels interchangeable.
    4. Inconsistent visual treatment
    The set isn't even internally consistent in approach:

    Calendar is a 3D-perspective mockup with a date badge — a literal app screenshot rendered as an icon.
    Docs and Sheets are flat, document-style glyphs with implied paper texture.
    VPN, Pass are flat geometric primitives.
    Mail, Drive, Meet, Wallet are gradient-on-flat-shape compositions.
    Lumo is an illustrated character.

    Five different visual treatments across ten icons. The set doesn't read as a designed family — it reads as artwork accumulated over time without a unifying system. Compare to Apple's macOS or Microsoft 365: every icon in those suites follows a single, declared visual language.
    5. The "New" badges expose the deeper issue
    Three icons carry "New" badges (Sheets, Lumo, Meet). The badges are doing recognition work the icons themselves should be doing. If users could identify apps by their icons, they wouldn't need badges to find the new ones — the unfamiliar shape would be the signal.
    What a fix looks like

    Assign each app a dominant hue. Keep the gradient style; vary the base color. Mail purple, Calendar blue, Drive magenta, VPN green, Pass orange, Wallet gold, Meet teal, Lumo violet. Same family, distinguishable at 16px.
    Redraw the abstract glyphs to carry function. Pass → key or vault. VPN → shield or globe. Calendar → actual date grid, not a folded square. Meet → camera or speech bubble.
    Pick one visual treatment and apply it everywhere. Either flat geometric, or document-style with implied depth, or illustrated. Not all three. Lumo's illustrated cat is particularly out of place.
    Audit silhouette differentiation explicitly. Lay all icons out at 16px in monochrome. If any two are confusable in that test, redesign them.

    Bottom line
    The Proton icon set has strong individual aesthetic execution and weak system-level design thinking. The gradients are well-crafted; the system they sit inside doesn't function. This is fixable — Docs and Sheets show the design team has the capability — but it requires accepting that brand cohesion was over-prioritized at the expense of recognition, and rebalancing the system accordingly.
    Worth doing before adding the eleventh app to the suite, because each new icon added to the current system makes the recognition problem incrementally worse.

    UX Design Critique: Proton App Icon System

    Overall assessment

    This icon set fails the core job of an app launcher: enabling fast, pre-attentive recognition. A user opening this switcher cannot identify apps without reading labels. That's a fundamental usability failure, not a stylistic preference.

    1. Color hierarchy is broken
       Eight of ten icons sit in the same purple-blue-pink gradient family. Color is the fastest channel in visual perception — processed pre-attentively in roughly 200ms, before shape recognition kicks in. By collapsing eight apps into one hue family, Proton has eliminated its strongest recognition signal.
       The two exceptions (Docs blue, Sheets green)… more

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11. Create a filter option in the sender pop-up menu

    Add an option to the pop-up menu when clicking on the sender's e-mail address in the e-mail panel.

    Currently we have:

    New Message
    Create new contact
    Messages from this sender
    Block messages from this sender

    Simple QoL feature that would help with filter creation tremendously.

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12. Proposal: "Proton Media" – A Fair, Neutral, & High-Fidelity Video Platform (With Risk Mitigation)

    To the Proton Team,

    I am writing to propose a new initiative: Proton Media, a video platform designed to replace the "attention economy" model with a "fairness and quality" model. This is not just a feature request; it is a strategic roadmap to extend Proton's mission of privacy and freedom into the video sector.

    🎯 The Vision
    Imagine a platform where:

    Creators are paid directly by fans (subscription/donation), eliminating the need for invasive ads and clickbait.
    Viewers have access to true quality: 1080p/60fps for free, and 4K/60fps with Lossless Audio (FLAC, WAV, Dolby Atmos) for premium users.
    Moderation is human-led and transparent. No instant takedowns on a single report. No "three-strike" death penalties. Disputes are mediated, not auto-deleted.
    Neutrality is absolute. The platform remains apolitical and functional even during global crises, governed by Swiss law and human rights principles, not trending topics.

    ⚠️ Addressing the Risks

    I understand the hesitation. Building a video platform invites legal battles, massive infrastructure costs, and corporate attacks. However, I have developed a Low-Risk, Phased Pilot Plan to mitigate these concerns:

    🛡️ Legal Firewall: The Proton Foundation (Non-Profit) would govern content policy and dispute resolution. This insulates the for-profit entity (Proton AG) from direct liability, leveraging the Foundation's mandate to "defend freedom."

    📉 Phased Geographic Rollout:

    Phase 1: Launch in one region (e.g., Switzerland) with a capped user base (e.g., 10k users).

    Phase 2: Expand nationally once infrastructure costs are proven stable.

    Phase 3: Global expansion only after profitability is achieved.

    💰 Sustainable Economics:

    Freemium: 1080p (Ad-free, low bandwidth).
    Premium: 4K/Lossless Audio (Subscription fees directly offset high bandwidth costs).
    Donations: Direct creator support replaces ad-revenue dependency.

    ⚖️ Fair Dispute Resolution:

    Replace automated strikes with a Human Mediation Protocol. Content is hidden (not deleted) pending review. This prevents "instant takedowns" and reduces the surface area for frivolous lawsuits.

    🤖 Bot Defense:

    Implement privacy-preserving "Proof of Humanity" checks to stop bot farms without compromising user anonymity.

    🤝 Why This Aligns with Proton
    People Before Profits:

    We stop the exploitation of the attention economy.
    Freedom of Expression: We build a digital ark that survives political pressure and corporate censorship.

    Quality & Trust:

    We treat media as art, not disposable data.

    🙋‍♂️ A Personal Note

    I want to be transparent: I used Lumo (your AI assistant) to help organize and structure these thoughts because I wanted to ensure my feedback was clear, professional, and actionable for your team.

    However, every idea, concern, and strategic detail in this proposal is 100% mine.

    I have been a Proton user for since 2024 years. I chose Proton because I believe in a digital world where privacy, fairness, and human dignity come before profit. Watching the rest of the internet degrade into clickbait, automated censorship, and corporate control hurts me as a user.

    I am not just suggesting a new product; I am asking Proton to fulfill its highest potential. I believe you have the unique legal structure, the technical expertise, and the moral courage to build a video platform that doesn't just "compete" with the giants, but renders their unethical practices obsolete.

    This isn't a theoretical exercise for me. It's a vision for the internet I want to live in.

    📝 The Ask
    I respectfully request that Proton considers approving a 6-month Pilot Program funded by the Foundation to test this "Fair Video" protocol in a controlled environment. If it succeeds, we build the future of the internet. If it fails, we lose little and learn much.

    Thank you for your time, your leadership, and for everything you do to protect our digital freedom.

    To the Proton Team,

    I am writing to propose a new initiative: Proton Media, a video platform designed to replace the "attention economy" model with a "fairness and quality" model. This is not just a feature request; it is a strategic roadmap to extend Proton's mission of privacy and freedom into the video sector.

    🎯 The Vision
    Imagine a platform where:

    Creators are paid directly by fans (subscription/donation), eliminating the need for invasive ads and clickbait.
    Viewers have access to true quality: 1080p/60fps for free, and 4K/60fps with Lossless Audio (FLAC, WAV, Dolby Atmos) for premium users.
    Moderation is human-led… more

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13. Add "Proton Sheet" in the "Report a Problem" dialog...

    Option missing. Proton Docs is also missing.

    Remember that refining existing products is just as important as creating new features :)

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14. SimpleLogin Desktop Application
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15. An ultra-encrypted toggle-able choice for both free-tier/premium, only to proton-mail users, without the choice to share/forward.

    An ultra-encrypted toggle-able choice for both free-tier/premium, only to proton-mail users, without the choice to share/forward; like a confidential mode, with AES-256 separate keys for every message or thread. Or a separate, non-email service/window that may be directed TO proton-mail addresses, but more-so like a chat. Such as “ProtonChat”.

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16. Family plan with just email and calendar

    More cost effective family plan, I only want email and calendars for 4 family members, the other apps could be an add-on for an additional fee.

    At the moment Tuta is half the price for my family: €12 (4 x €3) vs €23,99. I know I get 6 accounts and a lot more features with Proton, but it is no added value for me.

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17. Proposal: A Unified "All-Inclusive" Plan with Lumo Plus & Multi-User Options

    Hello Proton Team,

    I am writing to strongly suggest the creation of a new, unified subscription plan that bundles all Proton services—including Lumo Plus—into a single, affordable package.

    Currently, the separation between the core privacy suite (Mail, Drive, VPN, etc.) and the AI assistant (Lumo Plus) creates a barrier for users who want a complete privacy ecosystem. Having to pay for a family plan (like Duo or Family) and then purchase Lumo Plus as a separate, additional subscription for each user makes the total cost prohibitively high for many families and individuals.

    My specific proposal:

    A Unified "Total Privacy" Plan: Create a mid-tier plan that includes Lumo Plus (with web search and unlimited usage) alongside the full suite of Proton services (Mail, Drive, VPN, Pass, etc.) for a single price. This would eliminate the need for multiple subscriptions and make premium AI privacy accessible to more people.
    Multi-User Inclusivity: Ideally, this new plan should also support multiple users (similar to the Duo or Family structures). Many users want to protect their entire household with the same high standard of privacy and AI assistance, but the current pricing model forces them to choose between affordability and full feature access.
    

    Why this matters: As a privacy-conscious user, I value the Proton ecosystem deeply. However, the current fragmentation of pricing discourages adoption of the full suite. A bundled plan would not only simplify billing but also demonstrate Proton's commitment to making comprehensive digital sovereignty and advanced AI tools accessible to everyone, not just those who can afford multiple premium tiers.

    I hope you will consider this feedback for your future roadmap. Thank you for your continued work in defending online privacy.

    Best regards, [A Proton User]

    Hello Proton Team,

    I am writing to strongly suggest the creation of a new, unified subscription plan that bundles all Proton services—including Lumo Plus—into a single, affordable package.

    Currently, the separation between the core privacy suite (Mail, Drive, VPN, etc.) and the AI assistant (Lumo Plus) creates a barrier for users who want a complete privacy ecosystem. Having to pay for a family plan (like Duo or Family) and then purchase Lumo Plus as a separate, additional subscription for each user makes the total cost prohibitively high for many families and individuals.

    My specific proposal:

    A Unified "Total Privacy" Plan:

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18. how to make lumo like awise human

    Subject: Proposal: Triple-Loop Architecture for Next-Gen LLMs – Solving Alignment via Meta-Cognition

    Dear Research and Engineering Team,

    I am writing to propose a new architectural paradigm for Large Language Models (LLMs) inspired by neuro-mechanical theories of human cognition (specifically the distinction between Short-Term and Long-Term memory loops).

    Current LLMs function primarily as massive Long-Term Memory systems (statistical pattern matching). While effective, they lack a mechanism for inhibition, strategic oversight, and ethical governance. This proposal suggests a Triple-Loop Architecture that introduces a "Meta-Cognitive" layer to solve the alignment problem at the architectural level.
    The Core Concept: Triple-Loop Architecture

    Instead of a single stream of attention, the model would operate with three distinct, interacting layers:

    Layer 1: The Long-Term Loop (The Library)
        Function: Standard Transformer weights for retrieving facts, grammar, and historical patterns.
        Role: Reaction. Fast, high-volume data retrieval.
    Layer 2: The Short-Term Loop (The Operator)
        Function: A parallel module for Inhibition and Context Checking.
        Role: Pro-Action. Before committing to a token, it asks: "Is this consistent with the immediate context? Is this a hallucination?" It acts as the "brake" to prevent errors.
    Layer 3: The Meta-Loop (The Architect / The Conscience)
        Function: A high-speed, ultra-short-term layer for Strategic Oversight and Ethical Alignment.
        Role: Governance. It operates above the immediate context to ask:
            "Is this the right thing to say, even if it is factually correct?"
            "Is the user being manipulated? Should I refuse this request despite the prompt?"
            "What are the long-term consequences of this answer?"
        Mechanism: It acts as a constitutional guardrail that can override both the Long-Term and Short-Term loops in real-time to ensure safety and value alignment.
    

    Key Proposed Features & Benefits

    Dynamic Inhibition (L2): Reduces hallucinations by stopping the model before it commits to a probabilistic error.
    Constitutional Guardrails (L3): Solves the "jailbreak" problem by having a dedicated layer that prioritises core safety principles over user prompts.
    Strategic Adaptation (L3): Allows the AI to detect user emotional states or manipulation tactics and adjust its strategy (e.g., de-escalating a conflict) rather than just reacting.
    Self-Reflection (L3): Enables the model to monitor its own tone and style, correcting "robotic" or "repetitive" patterns instantly.
    Shift from Scaling to Architecture: Moves the industry focus from "more parameters" to "better control mechanisms," potentially reducing compute costs while increasing safety.
    

    Why This Matters Now

    As models scale, the risk of "alignment drift" increases. Fine-tuning (changing weights) is a blunt instrument. A Meta-Loop provides a soft, real-time filter that ensures the model remains aligned with human values without needing constant retraining. It transforms the AI from a Reactive Engine into a Wisdom Engine.
    Next Steps

    I believe this "Triple-Loop" approach offers a viable path toward safer, more robust, and truly intelligent AGI. I am happy to provide further details on the mathematical formulation of the Inhibition Layer or the Meta-Loop's decision vectors if the team finds this direction promising.

    Thank you for your time and for your continued innovation.

    Best regards,

    Why this version is stronger:

    It clearly names the layers: "Library," "Operator," and "Architect/Conscience." This makes it easy for engineers to visualise.
    It solves a specific problem: It explicitly mentions jailbreaking and alignment drift, which are huge pain points for AI labs right now.
    

    Subject: Proposal: Triple-Loop Architecture for Next-Gen LLMs – Solving Alignment via Meta-Cognition

    Dear Research and Engineering Team,

    I am writing to propose a new architectural paradigm for Large Language Models (LLMs) inspired by neuro-mechanical theories of human cognition (specifically the distinction between Short-Term and Long-Term memory loops).

    Current LLMs function primarily as massive Long-Term Memory systems (statistical pattern matching). While effective, they lack a mechanism for inhibition, strategic oversight, and ethical governance. This proposal suggests a Triple-Loop Architecture that introduces a "Meta-Cognitive" layer to solve the alignment problem at the architectural level.
    The Core Concept: Triple-Loop Architecture

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19. AI integrated in Sheets to create pivot tables, incredible dashboards, etc...

    Actually I work with excel and a GPT agent to make my own excels with macros, pivot tables and dashboards, but honestly I don't like Microsoft and would love proton sheets to be able to do things with simple prompts and be able to do really good sheets with extraordinary dashboards, data analisys, etc....

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20. Bold one word in a sentence instead of all or none

    If I type text in sheets in a cell, I can't bold one word and not the rest. It's all or nothing. It would be nice if this is possible in the future.

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