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Show HN: Omnifact – Self-Hosted, Privacy-First AI Platform for Enterprise

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Re: Show HN: Omnifact – Self-Hosted, Privacy-First AI Platform for Enterprise

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Post by flore2003 »

creative-mind94 wrote: post #12

Awesome idea! One question, how does the privacy filter work? Did you build it yourselves or are you using an external company for this?

That's a great question. So basically it is a mixture between a set of carefully crafted pattern matching and our own entity recognition model to detect sensitive information or PII. It's a small model that we ship as part of Omnifact to allow companies to run the whole platform on-premise. If you have any other questions about the privacy filter or the whole platform, let us know!

Re: Show HN: Omnifact – Self-Hosted, Privacy-First AI Platform for Enterprise

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Post by entrepy123 »

flore2003 wrote: post #14
flore2003 wrote: post #9

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Seems like we are affected by this: https://www.netlifystatus.com/incidents/yyz1bg27b8hv?u=vcpf7... Very bad timing...

Issue seems to be resolved now!

Thanks, it works now. Nice, I might be in the market for this.

Re: Show HN: Omnifact – Self-Hosted, Privacy-First AI Platform for Enterprise

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Post by pixelsort »

This is interesting; using NER for PII/secret filtering as bridge between secure systems and networked APIs.

Over the last six months I built what seems to be the world's first desktop application providing a vault with encryption at rest for secure offline interaction with local LLMs. First public release soon.

This idea of yours is pretty great. Something like it could open the door for me to market my app to enterprise customers from a couple of great new angles.

Re: Show HN: Omnifact – Self-Hosted, Privacy-First AI Platform for Enterprise

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Post by phelmig »

pixelsort wrote: post #16

This is interesting; using NER for PII/secret filtering as bridge between secure systems and networked APIs. Over the last six months I built what seems to be the world's first desktop application providing a vault with encryption at rest for secure offline interaction with local LLMs. First public release soon. This idea of yours is pretty great. Something like it could open the door for me to market my app to enter…

This sounds really interesting as a concept. Would love to learn more! Ping me via Patrick at omnifact.ai if you’d like to chat about this!
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