Tag: ai

We used to trade our privacy for something we wanted. Now the trade happens without us, and the moment where we got to say no is quietly disappearing.

Esther Dyson spent time with an onix and wrote up what she found: the guardrails, the revenue split, the parts that worked less well, and the question of who can afford it.

On episode 119 of Uncover Your Eyes, Dr. Meenal Agarwal, David Bennahum, and I dig into why mainstream AI struggles with health, and what a genuinely trustworthy health AI actually requires.

The Crimson profiled Dr. Michael Rich of the Digital Wellness Lab and the Onix built on three decades of his clinical work. His own review is the most useful one we have had: the facts hold, the humor does not yet.

Athletech News covered the launch of our Personal Intelligence platform, built on individual experts' licensed work, with a privacy model that means we can't watch even if we wanted to.

Onix launched Personal Intelligence, a new category of AI trained on the licensed work of individual experts, with conversations encrypted and stored on your own device.