Founder: consumer AI companies treat privacy and trust as an afterthought
vhanagwal · x · 2026-10-21
vhanagwal criticizes consumer AI companies for treating privacy, trust, and security as an afterthought—something mentioned in passing in product announcements. When a product has access to someone's personal life, he argues, these should be core to it: people are handing AI assistants the keys to their lives, and earning that trust should be the first priority.
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