Zomato's Deepinder Goyal teases dark.ai, a privacy-first encrypted AI launching in 2026
HarveenChadha · x · 2026-10-21
Eternal (Zomato) founder Deepinder Goyal has teased dark.ai, a privacy-first AI assistant slated to launch globally in 2026.
Key points:
- Motivation: inspired by Dario Amodei's remark that Claude might be conscious, Goyal worried chats live forever on company servers and could later be used to influence users
- Positioning: an unfiltered AI for founders, researchers, and scientists — end-to-end encrypted, unreadable even by the company, with an encrypted memory layer carrying context across sessions
- Tech: fine-tuned frontier open-weight models on their own infrastructure, plus in-house post-training; claims top-tier quality and models trained 'not to please you'
The poster likens it to Venice's privacy-first approach and sees a compelling niche for privacy-sensitive power users.
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