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If you want to build the AR glasses product everyone thinks is the next big thing, you are going to have to invade people's privacy.
Nilay Patel · Simon Willison's Weblog
Greze predicts the five-years-from-now answer: AI models that post-train to enforce company policies will read legal, HR, and finance documents and decide what enters a shared library — and SMBs with high trust will adopt this before enterprise, which is stunted by historical privacy practices. ✦ AI generated
Jean-Denis Greze · Platformer · 2026-08-14 · original ↗
“Give us a thumbnail sketch of how you're going to approach this, because I am going to have this exact problem.”
I think the five-years-from-now answer is that we will trust LLMs that will have company policies about what to let through. ... But I think over time we will post-train AI models that are really good at enforcing privacy policies on behalf of companies — because the shared knowledge bases are just so, so damn powerful. ... So I actually think the SMB side of the world will benefit from some of these unified data approaches before the enterprise, because SMBs will be willing to assume the risk and will see the benefit faster than really large companies, which will be stunted by their historical privacy practices.
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