Proton has launched Lumo, a new AI chatbot that prioritizes user privacy by storing data locally and offering zero-access encryption.

Lumo, the new AI chatbot, will store data locally on the user’s device to prevent anyone from accessing the data.

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As AI chatbots and assistants continue to find traction, Proton’s arrival on the scene with an open-source model based Lumo comes with a familiar privacy pitch.

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