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All articles tagged with "privacy".
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Matter and cameras: the smart home's last silo is finally cracking
Published date:4 min readWith Matter 1.5, cameras and video doorbells finally join the common standard for connected homes. What that means if you already own bulbs and thermostats from different brands, why video is the hardest piece, and what to check before you buy.
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Local-first: apps that work offline and sync later
Published date:4 min readData on the device, the server as a copy rather than an owner. After years of prototypes, 2026 finds local-first with mature libraries, sync engines in production, and its own track at FOSDEM. What it means, what you gain, and where it still hurts.
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Assistants that remember: what changes when AI stops starting from zero
Published date:4 min readAfter years of conversations that vanished with every new session, AI assistants are starting to carry around a memory of who you are and what you've already said. It's convenient — but it relocates a question that had so far been easy to postpone.
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Synthetic data: AI increasingly trained on data it generated itself
Published date:4 min readThe web's supply of human-written text no longer satisfies the biggest models' appetite for data. The industry's answer is to generate the missing data with AI itself — a convenient fix that carries a risk rarely discussed.
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Digital sovereignty: what moving your data to Europe actually means
Published date:4 min readEuropean cloud, models trained in-house, data residency requirements. Behind a word that has become a slogan sit concrete technical choices — and trade-offs worth understanding before adopting them.
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AI that runs on your phone: why on-device models are the new trend
Published date:3 min readSmartphone and laptop makers are shifting more and more AI features from the cloud to the device itself. More privacy, less latency, no connection required — here's why small local models have become a hot topic.