The family-focused AI assistant wants access to the details of your everyday life, but says it won’t use that data to train AI models or share it with others.
Ollie is betting its focus on privacy can help it win the AI assistant race
By Chronicle Newsroom · · Source: TechCrunch
The family-focused AI assistant wants access to the details of your everyday life, but says it won’t use that data to train AI models or share it with others.
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