alt Hacker NewsUnfortunately, verifiable privacy is not physically possible on MacBooks of today. Don't let a nice presentation fool you.
Apple Silicon has a Secure Enclave, but not a public SGX/TDX/SEV-style enclave for arbitrary code, so these claims are about OS hardening, not verifiable confidential execution.
It would be nice if it were possible. There's a lot of cool innovations possible beyond privacy.
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geon • today at 5:28 AM
Every hardware key will be broken if there is enough incentive to do so. Their claims read like pure hubris.
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As if you get privacy with the inference providers available today? I have more trust in a randomly selected machine on a decentralized network not being compromised than in a centralized provider like OpenAI pinky promising not to read your chats.