"This isn't about creating the next big platform. It's about taking back control. Users are building AI that answers to them, not to some data-hungry platform."
"All over the internet, developers, tinkerers, and curious minds are quietly building personal AI agents. It sounds empowering. And in many ways, it is."
The article discusses a burgeoning DIY AI movement where developers create personalized AI agents tailored to individual needs, running locally and avoiding conventional data privacy issues. This shift represents a desire for autonomy from large platforms that monetize user data. While these systems provide significant benefits, they also introduce complex privacy challenges; as AI agents become more powerful, the worry emerges: if the AI knows everything about a user, who else might that information be accessible to?
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