2 posts tagged with "privacy"

Every major AI model today comes with a catch.

Claude wants your email. ChatGPT wants your phone number. DeepSeek wants to know who you are. Even the "open" models require an API key tied to a billing account. Before you can ask a single question, you've handed over your identity.

For a growing number of users, that's the deal-breaker.

Venice AI did something important: they showed the world that people genuinely want private, uncensored AI, and they built a product good enough to prove it at scale.

That's not a small thing. Before Venice, "private AI" was a talking point. After Venice, it's a proven market with hundreds of thousands of users who vote with their attention every day.

We built AntSeed because we think that market deserves infrastructure to match its ambition.