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Didn't everyone assume they were doing this all along and sharing the data behind our backs with 3 letter agencies throughout the the Israeli/US web of privacy infringing five eyes countries?
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Martin Mladenov 7 months ago
Maybe it does, but I've compared them and chatGPT is much more censored and full of propaganda.
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Tony Acid 7 months ago
duck.ai is my choice for now. private, anonymized by duckduckgo and not used to train new models. at least that's what they say....
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Tony Acid 7 months ago
duck.ai is my choice for now. private, anonymized by duckduckgo and not used to train new models. at least that's what they say.... View quoted note →
Venice is the same setup as this, unfortunately. Nobody can see what's running on their servers and they could be ordered to retain logs. Best way for privacy is to use encryption like we do with @Maple AI.
Venice is a business promise, just like "temporary chats" with ChatGPT. All chats proxy through their servers, they just promise not to log them. Check out @Maple AI, it uses private key encryption so we can't see your chats at all.
Give us a try. All the latest and greatesst AI models in one place. No credit card or account required. Pay with Bitcoin/XMR.
I think the big difference between something like ChatGPT and Maple is that GPT can get up to date web results making it much more useful. Unless I am mistaken? If not is this something Maple can implement in the future?
what a huge surprise, so they have to "comply" with the law... 🤪 I am even thinking they were just waiting for this to claim they don't have choice and must save all data. #4yoursecurity
Loving this so far. Had some issues initially using opus but seems to be resolved. Nothing beats paying with lightning
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cactus 7 months ago
Hey Marks, love the idea of Maple AI. I've used it before. Do you have an API for it? I use OpenAI's API quite a lot
The encryption is automatic. Secure enclaves on the Maple servers handle it for you. And for the watchdogs on the internet, all the Maple code is open source and verifiable. That green "Verified" badge let's you know you're securely connected and encrypted. image
It's tough to be specific because every chat uses a different amount of compute. And as we add more models they each have their own cost structure. Our messaging of "Pro gets 5x more messages than Starter" is based on averages of how much individual chat messages use up across the platform of all users. Starter plan might be going away in the future when we have more significant features, like document upload. Will likely allow our early adopters to stay on that tier for a while to say thanks. We provide a usage meter in the app so people know where they are at. Always looking to improve the experience, though. image
😆 turning your AI into sats The crypto token piece of Venice is a head-scratcher and not something Maple will get involved with. We accept fiat and Bitcoin as payment, that's it. If it uses the Bitcoin protocol, like ecash based on Cashu and Fedimint, that works as well. Fiat...okay so maybe we deal with a bit of shitcoinery 😏
Ok, understand. I was wondering why you are so vague about how much prompts one will get. Now it's a bit clearer. Thanks for the explanation. From the user's perspective, however, it's not ideal for deciding whether the service is worth to buy if you don't know exactly what to expect for your money.
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REALMANTALK 7 months ago
We need DECENTRALIZED AI asap!!! #realmantalk
For sure, understood. In my personal usage, I’ve never hit the Pro cap. And I use Maple to run the Maple business itself as well as my weekly show Freedom Tech Weekend. With Starter, on average maybe you get around 150 messages and Pro around 750 a month. But that is all variable because some people paste in large amounts of content and go through quota faster than others.
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dustygrooves 7 months ago
@Marks it’s a typo lol. Meant to say “What Is”. Lol Wendy though, good typo.
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Bitbilly 7 months ago
Ah very cool, I will check into it, thank you! So will that help with the ChatGPT issue they were talking about earlier? How does that work