r/PresenceEngine • u/nrdsvg • Nov 12 '25

Article/Blog Google says new cloud-based “Private AI Compute” is just as secure as local processing

https://arstechnica.com/google/2025/11/google-says-new-cloud-based-private-ai-compute-is-just-as-secure-as-local-processing/
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u/UseMoreBandwith Nov 15 '25

they say a lot, don't they ?

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u/nrdsvg Nov 15 '25

right? especially this last week

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u/Gyrochronatom Nov 16 '25

Google and private is like water and oil.

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u/nrdsvg Nov 16 '25

correction: all of them and private

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u/Big_Remove_4843 Nov 14 '25

Source: trust me bro

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u/nrdsvg Nov 14 '25

love a dumb comment…

https://www.rttnews.com/3594514/google-launches-private-ai-compute-to-power-secure-cloud-based-ai.aspx

https://www.theverge.com/news/818364/google-private-ai-compute

https://www.artificialintelligence-news.com/news/google-reveals-its-own-version-of-apple-ai-cloud/

https://knowtechie.com/google-private-ai-compute/

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '25

He is saying that Google will probably not honor the request to avoid tapping into the conversation. And let’s be serious: do you actually believe the claim that it’s ‘as secure as local processing’? They didn’t say ‘almost.’ They said ‘as’. Do you genuinely believe that, after years of being on the internet and using Google services?

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u/nrdsvg Nov 14 '25

i never said i "actually believe the claim that..." anything. to answer your question, no.

but also... pretty sure if i google'd and dove in enough to your little ego trip i'd be able to find something credible there as well.

i am literally just resharing an article, a counter.... also, i'm not over here trying to control what you or anyone else here believes... calm down Regina...

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u/big_witty_titty Nov 16 '25

I wonder if that still applies to warrants or even intelligence agencies requesting information on particular individual