Sounds interesting, but I don't trust this service to keep my data safe. The polished, scroll-hijacked website and the call for VC funding doesn't help.
Delphi: Clone Yourself
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Re: Delphi: Clone Yourself
#12Sounds interesting, but I don't trust this service to keep my data safe. The polished, scroll-hijacked website and the call for VC funding doesn't help.
I have a website that has a sloth on it, with blocky gradients. Does that invoke trust? https://mitta.ai
Joking aside, anything you use with AI should have a clear privacy and terms of use.
Re: Delphi: Clone Yourself
#13Sounds interesting, but I don't trust this service to keep my data safe. The polished, scroll-hijacked website and the call for VC funding doesn't help.
I have a website that has a sloth on it, with blocky gradients. Does that invoke trust? https://mitta.ai Joking aside, anything you use with AI should have a clear privacy and terms of use.
I would trust that sloth with my life
Re: Delphi: Clone Yourself
#14I thought the post is about Delphi, the language. Why chose a name already used in tech? There are many ancient Greek cities if you fancy naming your product after one of them.
I guess because the clones are seen as oracles (mediums of the gods), and the temple at Delphi was famously known for its oracle, Pythia.
They should have called it Oracle, then ;)