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Earlier today I received an email from Proton with an annual survey. Among standard questions there was a significant amount of AI related questions, e.g. mail assistant. Does it mean Proton is looking into AI?

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[-] smeg@feddit.uk 1 points 6 months ago

Not knowing what the questions were, I would guess they want to know if users are actually interested in it. Presumably if everyone says they want one they'll invest, but if everyone says they don't then they won't.

[-] protonprivacy@mastodon.social 3 points 6 months ago

@smeg @fart_pickle Hi everyone, and thank for the feedback! We send out an annual survey to align with the community.

Proton currently uses AI in Proton Sentinel, to help protect your account from takeovers, even when an attacker has your password. This is optional for subscribers and needs to be manually enabled.

Any future applications will depend on community interest and demand.

[-] fart_pickle@lemmy.world 2 points 5 months ago

I would be happy to see privacy respecting AI assistant in Proton products, especially Proton Mail. English is not my native language and every now and then I need to use 3rd party services to compose a professional sounding email. Having this built into Proton Mail would have made my life easier. Also, having a feature that detects and labels faces and features in the pictures stored in a Proton Drive would be an amazing addition.

[-] timepencil@mastodon.social 3 points 5 months ago

@fart_pickle @protonprivacy
If Proton develops a "feature that detects and labels faces and features in the pictures stored in a Proton Drive," I will IMMEDIATELY extract every photo and file of mine from Proton Drive, and then CLOSE my Proton account.

Having that feature would probably require users to provide their password to the system performing the 'facial recognition' scan. That would be a HUGE vulnerability.

If I ever want my privacy destroyed, I'll use Apple, Google, Facebook, etc.

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