vana
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The first network for user-owned portable data.
If the model doesn’t see it… it’s going to make the wrong call Dr. Matthew DeCamp on why incomplete data leads to bad outcomes 🎧 New episode now live, presented by @vana 🔗 linktr.ee/thepeoplesai
She found an error in her own medical record And it shouldn’t have been missed @TheLizArmy's report said she was right-handed She’s ambidextrous That detail matters Doctors see thousands of charts Patients see one Featuring @TheLizArmy @jstclair1 With insights from Dr. Reinhard Laubenbacher and Dr. Matthew DeCamp This episode breaks down data access, patient visibility, and why it matters more as AI enters healthcare 🎧 New episode now live, presented by @vana 🔗 linktr.ee/thepeoplesai Listen on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube ↓
OpenClaw is act one of consumers building automations on their own data And as agents spread to the mainstream, I predict there is going to be backlash re: how hard Apple makes it to access data via API Ex. Why can’t I reliably pull my own ScreenTime info? 🤔
Delete your search history, delete your bookmarks, delete your reddit, medical records, 12 yr old tumblr, delete everything. Every photo on the cloud, every message on every platform. None of it is safe. It will all become public in the next year Local storage and compute 📈
Your heart rate. Your sleep. Your biometrics. But can you actually move that data where you want? Art Abal explains the data portability gap on The People’s AI, presented by @vana, with @jeffwilser. linktr.ee/thepeoplesai Platform links in the comments.
🧵 We designed a protocol that lets users port their private data across applications with cryptographic access control and onchain audit trails. Here's how the Data Portability Protocol works. (thread)
I told my @OpenClaw agent to pull my ChatGPT history in and realized it's probably the most intimate portrait of me that exists anywhere. Not surprised, considering it's thousands of conversations with a judgement-free non-human...
🧵 We designed a protocol that lets users port their private data across applications with cryptographic access control and onchain audit trails. Here's how the Data Portability Protocol works. (thread)
