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It's not fully homomorphic encryption. The compute is happening in the plain on the other side, and given the scale of models they are running, it's not likely that all of the data involved in a computation is happening inside a single instance of particularly secure and hardened hardware. I don't think it's reasonable for most individuals to expect to be protected from nation-state actors or something, but their claims seem a little too absolute to me.


> it's not likely that all of the data involved in a computation is happening inside a single instance of particularly secure and hardened hardware.

Actually it is. Read their docs on what they do linked below.




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