Konstantin Kisin

If you like AI but don't like surveillance or censorship, Venice is for you.

Venice lets you use powerful AI models anonymously.

Your prompts are submitted on your behalf so they're not tied to your identity.

And your conversations are encrypted and stored only on your device, not on some company servers.

That alone puts it in a completely different category from most mainstream AI tools.

You can use open source models for writing, coding, images, even video, all in one place.

You can switch between leading models depending on what you're doing,

Whether that's sharpening an argument, preparing for an interview, or generating ideas.

Because your conversations stay on your device, no corporation or government can spy on you or use your data for profit.

You get the power of modern AI without handing over your private thoughts.

Venice was founded by Eric Vahis, a longtime privacy advocate.

So privacy here is not a marketing add-on.

It's the point.

If you want AI without surveillance or ideological guardrails, go to venice.ai slash trigonometry or click the link in the description.

Use our code TRIGGER to get 20% off a pro plan.

That site again is venice.ai slash trigonometry.

Speaking of which, I mean, that is, if you want a ray of sunshine and hope, a ray of sunshine definitely doesn't apply to one, but I'd say, but some hope is things are so bad.

Now you see politically, I mean, it's all moving in one direction, isn't it?

It's mostly about Gaza now.

Your point is the left fragmenting.