How Venice.ai Differentiates Itself From ChatGPT Through Privacy | First Mover

Venice.ai founder and CEO Erik Voorhees joins the company's Chief Operating Officer Teana Baker-Taylor live on "First Mover" at Consensus 2024 to discuss the significance of user privacy, non-censorship and open-source models in artificial intelligence (AI) systems.
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[@AIConsultants-ij7dn]

At 9:39 Erik is 100% correct - people who try Venice will immediately think - THIS is how machine intelligence is supposed to work. And I only started with the free version. The Pro version is even better, and as an adult, I appreciate not being censored according to the whims of big tech employees.

[@ampovpodcast1624]

The future 💥🔥💯🙏🏾

[@juju5000]

It does censor replies. Just less than other AIs.

[@Repz98]

Paid Version has «disable safe mode», they want you to fund the project in return for the full censoreship free AI. or else, this project would go bankrupt. I mean, they try compete with OpenAI to some degree. I bought pro membership for $50 a year.