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This development marks a significant shift in enterprise-grade privacy standards for large language models, moving beyond standard data retention policies to implement end-to-end encryption that renders model outputs and inputs invisible to the provider itself. By ensuring that Cohere cannot access customer data during inference, this feature directly addresses critical security concerns regarding proprietary information leakage in public or shared cloud environments. It represents a concrete product evolution in how AI infrastructure handles sensitive enterprise workloads rather than a theoretical research breakthrough.
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Cohere's Model Vault now encrypts AI inference so even Cohere cannot see enterprise customers' data
VentureBeat1 min read
Cohere's Model Vault now encrypts AI inference so even Cohere cannot see enterprise customers' data VentureBeat
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