| | Over a decade ago, we set out to bring the privacy-enhancing benefits of crypto to people across the planet. Today, we’re doing the same with AI.
Meet June, a place where you can access all the top open and closed AI models, for free, while ensuring that your queries aren’t used by Big Tech to build profiles on you.
June also has a specially-customized crypto expert model, ready to do real-time blockchain analysis on your behalf. This is rolling out in Blockchain.com Wallets over the next few months.
Join the waitlist for full access soon, and let us know what you think. | | | | | | | Why should you care about privacy when it comes to AI? In our opening keynote on the topic, we answer this critical question, as well as laying out the roadmap for June and the many exciting features still to come. | | | | | | | We’ve also written an extensive blog on the June launch, where we cover the upcoming roadmap in even more depth.
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