Think about what you've already given away.
Your search history. Your health questions at 2 a.m. Your drafts you never sent. Your face, your voice, your location, your hesitations.
No single human holds all of that about you. A model can.
And knowing you is not neutral. Whoever knows your patterns can predict your choices. Whoever predicts your choices can shape them — an ad, a price, a piece of news, a nudge you never notice.
That's the real risk. Not robots. Influence.
This is why I work on models that run on the device instead of the cloud. If your face never leaves your phone, nobody can lose it, sell it, or leak it.
Privacy shouldn't be a premium feature. It should be the architecture.
The future won't be decided by who builds the smartest AI — but by where our data sleeps at night.