Designing Privacy-Focused Systems

Yeah, I mean, we designed the system so that way it

is just,

it's just designed to be very private from the ground up.

And when I'm doing transactions myself, I mean, sometimes I think about, okay,

should I use my credit card or should I create one of these virtual

credit cards?

But it takes extra effort to go create the virtual credit card.

So a lot of the time I'll just use my normal credit card.

And I mean, this is part of the value

of having an agent that can take on these tasks for you

is it doesn't mind

going and doing that extra work. So just having the defaults be that

it's, um, you know, it's, it's disclosing as little information as

possible. When you connect it to a new system,

whether it's your email or some,

some system, it defaults to having the least privilege

possible.

So if you wanna connect to something, you don't necessarily need to give it

write

access to go edit your content just to, you know, if, like the ma- most

thing that, that people wanna do most commonly is,

is just be able to, you know,

have your agent have context to different parts of your life.

So yeah, I mean, a lot-- this is like all very foundational to the

architecture and

design of it is, um, is basically granting it the least

privilege possible and disclosing the least information

possible to complete

whatever task you're trying to do.