🔒 Is the best AI the one that remembers nothing?
The biggest limitation of AI in business may soon be not its quality, but trust. The more valuable the data companies feed into models, the more important it becomes to ask who stores that data, who can access it and what happens to it afterward.
JUntil recently, the most important question when choosing an AI model was: which one is the best? Which is better at writing code, analyzing documents, solving problems and handling increasingly complex tasks?
Today, some companies are starting to ask a different question: what exactly happens to the information we give this model?
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