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Google DeepMind adds server-side memory for private AI compute

The new update allows personal AI tools to securely store information on remote servers while maintaining user privacy.

By CyberttakPublished · 09:00
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Google DeepMind released an update to its Private AI Compute framework that introduces server-side memory. This feature allows personal AI applications to securely store and retrieve data on external servers. The system uses secure processing techniques to keep this information isolated from the company.

Source: Google DeepMind Blog