The company behind Proton VPN, Proton Mail and Proton Pass, has released an open-source AI chatbot that it says isn't trained on user data.

This brings up the crucial question of privacy. Are you truly comfortable sharing your most intimate thoughts and ideas with ...

The company behind the privacy-focused Proton Mail has now introduced its first AI assistant with a key aim of protecting your data.

Proton has joined the AI race with Lumo, its own chatbot. It's a privacy-focused option that doesn't store your data. Here's how to try it.

Proton, the privacy-focused company behind the encrypted email service Proton Mail, has launched its own AI chatbot called ...

The company claims that Lumo will not only rival other AI models but will give 'you an edge when you need it, without ...

Lumo, the new AI chatbot, will store data locally on the user’s device to prevent anyone from accessing the data.

Proton launched a privacy-focused AI chatbot, Lumo, which doesn’t use user data for training AI models but scrapes data from the internet.

The idea behind Lumo is that while AI can provide significant opportunities for users and businesses, it also introduces new risks related to personal data collection.

For power users, Lumo Plus costs $12.99 per month and removes limits on chats and file uploads. Announcing the chatbot, Proton CEO Andy Yen said the company built Lumo because AI shouldn't become ...

Proton is launching a privacy-focused AI chatbot called Lumo. The chatbot can perform a range of tasks while encrypting chats and keeping them off Proton’s servers.