Signal Creator Marlinspike Wants To Do For AI What He Did For Messaging
| Confer relies on two core technologies: passkeys that generate a 32-byte encryption keypair stored only on user devices, and trusted execution environments on servers that prevent even administrators from accessing data. The code is open source and cryptographically verifiable through remote attestation and transparency logs.
| Wow, very tech, much success.
| Sounds somewhat useful, good luck
| First AI tool that sounds like it could actually be good for people, if it does what it says
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| Moxie Marlinspike, the engineer who created Signal Messenger and set a new standard for private communications, is now trialing Confer, an open source AI assistant designed to make user data unreadable to platform operators, hackers, and law enforcement alike.