Does it make sense only for each user to be able to authorize access to a users data? Dunno if that's even possible in the open model that AT proposes.

Can someone explain who hosts the data, who pays for the hardware and how is it secured?

Wondering if @grapheneos.org prevents this with its sandboxing. Also if WhatsApp was also affected.

Gold. Keep on being a broken record because its possible to develop intuition of this after sometime working with complex systems, but its really not obvious.

"I have strong domain knowledge... Could be very clear with the prompt"

I get the sense that for now this is a perquisite for effective AI use.

I have had mixed results using AI but can see the appeal.

On one hand it was able to complete the task (create a simulated network for testing) and explain complicated concepts. On the other hand it was misquoting RFCs and confidently providing bad info.

@grapheneos.org is what I have been running for multiple years now to de-google my phone. A nice side effect is the battery life improves when google play services is not constantly running in the background.

Installation instructions are quite easy and it just works.