Newnal AI's latest innovation, showcased at MWC, merges personal data collection with AI technology, creating a virtual assistant that functions through an avatar. Users upload personal data from a variety of sources, which the AI then uses to create a tailored assistant. This innovative concept is intriguing and draws parallels with earlier efforts like the Humane AI pin. However, the reliance on extensive personal data and its encryption raises critical privacy concerns, prompting scrutiny despite the company's commitment to transparency and security.
Newnal's AI phone trains an AI model on you, so it needs lots of your information, raising significant privacy implications worth noting.
I saw it in action and I'm still not even sure I believe my own eyes, illustrating the uncanny nature of this AI technology.
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