Consent that reads like a sentence
Maya Ramsy
Your data says a lot about you - what you know, what you care about, how you work, and what you need. That context can make AI dramatically more useful. But getting more value from your data shouldn't mean giving up control of it.
Your data is what makes AI personal
Most AI starts from the same place for everyone. It can answer questions and help with tasks, but it doesn't automatically understand your life, preferences, work, or priorities.
Giving AI access to the right personal context changes that. Instead of starting from scratch every time, your AI can work with information you have already created and collected.
- Find information across your own files.
- Understand the context behind your requests.
- Give answers that are more relevant to you.
Access shouldn't mean giving up control
Most systems ask for everything at once and keep it. Permission should be narrow, timed, and yours to withdraw the moment the work is done.
AI should work around your permissions
An agent that has to ask is an agent you can audit. Every request leaves a record, and every record is one you can read.
