Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino emphasizes the importance of localized AI models to protect privacy and prevent hacks, in response to OpenAI's recent security breach.
The CEO of Tether Paolo Ardoino responded to OpenAI’s recent hack by claiming localized AI models are the key to ensuring independence and privacy and preventing future hacks.
“By running directly on the user’s device, be it a smartphone or laptop, these models eliminate the need for third-party servers. This not only ensures that data stays local, enhancing security and privacy, but also allows for offline use.” The two sources close to the matter said the hacker stole details from sensitive discussions between OpenAI employees regarding the company’s technologies.conversations of users on macOS
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