What I Found
Amazon bought Bee, the always-listening AI assistant.
I originally backed Bee because it looked like one of the rare AI assistants that actually took privacy seriously. It promised a privacy-first approach, no stored audio, and user control over the data.
If you use Bee, my practical advice is simple: delete your Bee data through the app before the acquisition data transfer happens, then reread the new terms after Amazon takes over.
What this video covers
- What Bee Does
- Why Amazon Changes The Equation
- The Ring Concern
- What I Did
- What You Should Do
The short version
If you use Bee, my practical advice is simple: delete your Bee data through the app before the acquisition data transfer happens, then reread the new terms after Amazon takes over.
Links & Resources
Official
Bee
The official Bee personal AI wearable site.
Official
OpenAI
OpenAI's official site.
App
ChatGPT
OpenAI's ChatGPT app.
Official
OpenAI Safety
OpenAI's safety and responsibility overview.
Official
Anthropic Responsible Scaling Policy
Anthropic's public AI safety framework.
Official
Google AI Principles
Google's AI responsibility principles.
