Venice.ai Privacy Architecture
Venice.ai privacy architecture by macbudkowski.eth5764 π₯ β’ 2y β’ 0 views β’ 0 clicks | |
AI summary of the linked articleVenice.ai states that user privacy is a guiding principle and that its infrastructure is designed so it does not store or log users' prompts or model responses on its servers. Prompts are relayed through a proxy to GPUs run by decentralized providers, and responses are streamed back to the browser without permanent storage. Conversation history is kept in encrypted local browser storage, and communications are protected with SSL encryption. Venice logs event data such as signing in and creating chats, and collects metadata and email addresses depending on account type, with credit card payments handled by Stripe. | |
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Here's the comment from Eric Wall, which highlights that Venice is probably not private: Btw the 70B params model that Voorhees is quoting is only 42GB and can be run on my 2021 Macbook. Slow, but it works Itβs really easy to install too, you can just do ollama run deepseek-r1:72B So in that sense, it is already maximally decentralized and only centralizes when run in the cloud | |
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