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Confer: A Privacy-Focused AI Assistant with Remote Attestation for Verifiable Security

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4mo ago· 2 min readenNews

Summary

Confer is a new end-to-end AI assistant that prioritizes privacy and verifiability through remote attestation technology. The system allows users to confirm that only the publicly available software is running on servers, with each release digitally signed and published in a transparency log. While native support exists for macOS, iOS, and Android, Windows requires third-party authentication and Linux support is limited. The article positions Confer as a privacy-focused alternative to other private LLMs, aiming to bring the same level of security to AI that Signal brought to messaging.

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On Confer, remote attestation allows anyone to reproduce the bit-by-bit outputs that confirm that the publicly available proxy and image software—and only that software—is running on the server.
To further verify Confer is running as promised, each release is digitally signed and published in a transparency log.
Native support for Confer is available in the most recent versions of macOS, iOS, and Android.
There are other private LLMs, but Confer aims to do for AI what Signal did for messaging.
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Introducing Confer, an end-to-end AI assistant that just works.

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