Posts tagged “privacy”

• Google’s Deep Review opens to the public with two free reviews a week

  Google’s Deep Review offers document feedback. Check its weekly allowance, variable paid costs and one-year retention before choosing what to upload.

• When Firefox’s AI window is useful for comparing webpages

  Decide when Firefox Smart Window fits a webpage comparison, what context leaves your device, and how to control memories and feedback.

• Firefox Smart Window with Mistral Small 4: Access, Choice and Privacy

  A guide to Firefox Smart Window with Mistral Small 4: beta access, model hosts, browsing context, retention and custom-endpoint tradeoffs.

• Google’s Agentic Privacy Report: Map Data Flows Before Granting Access

  Apply Google Research’s contextual-integrity report to agent design: define purpose, fields and recipients before granting calendar access or sending authority.

• Google’s TEE-Based Gboard Training: What Privacy Audits Can Check

  Google’s Gboard training adds auditable TEE privacy controls. What policies, attestation and differential privacy establish—and what remains unverified.

• Health in ChatGPT Moves the Safety Boundary Into Ordinary Conversations

  OpenAI's Health in ChatGPT connects medical records and Apple Health. Its bigger bet is that sensitive context can safely follow users across chats.

• xAI Open-Sources Grok Build: Audit the Path, Not the Badge

  xAI opened Grok Build's Rust harness under Apache 2.0. See what the source reveals—and why privacy still depends on the binary and network path.

• Grok Build CLI Repository Upload Report: What the Wire Evidence Shows

  A wire-level report says Grok Build 0.2.93 sent tracked repository content and Git history to xAI storage. Here's what the evidence supports.

• Facebook Is Becoming an AI Search Engine

  Meta's Facebook AI Mode turns public social content into answers. Here's how it works, why it matters, and what users should expect.

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