Jolla founders take the wraps off an AI assistant to power up their push for privacy-friendly GenAI

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Jolla founders take the wraps off an AI assistant to power up their push for privacy-friendly GenAI - TechCrunch

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In a demo of it, TechCrunch saw Saarnio interacting with the AI assistant running on his laptop — typing queries through a chat-style interface and getting replies back as text and speech.

The AI assistant software — which is being showcased under the brand name Mindy, an avatar with a female look and feel, but which the user will be able to customize to their own tastes — is launching imminently as a subscription service hosted on a private cloud operated by Venho.ai.

In addition to offering the AI assistant via its own private cloud the tool will next month be made available on the Mind2 Jolla AI device — which the team has been shipping to early adopters since January.