Proton's Lumo AI Chatbot Gains Enhanced Organization and Encryption Features
Proton's private messaging service has taken another step in enhancing its chatbot experience with the introduction of 'Projects', a dedicated encrypted space for users to store and organize their frequently accessed documents, notes, and files. This new feature is part of Proton's ongoing commitment to providing users with a more streamlined and secure way to manage their digital tasks.
With Projects, Lumo will now remember and synchronize all information, including uploaded files, across devices, ensuring that users don't have to repeat themselves every time they access a task. The feature seamlessly integrates with Proton Drive, allowing for easy linking of documents and other files within chats.
According to Proton, the projects are their own encrypted environments, where each user can create tailored instructions for specific topics and tasks, without relying on chat histories to train AI models. However, it's essential to note that Lumo relies on open-source AI models, such as Nemo, OpenHands 32B, OLMO 2 32B, and Mistral Small 3.
The latest version of Lumo is now available, but users with free accounts are limited to just one project. To access an unlimited number of projects, subscribers will need to opt for Lumo Plus, which costs $10 per month. This new feature demonstrates Proton's dedication to providing its users with a secure and organized digital workspace that meets their evolving needs.
Proton's private messaging service has taken another step in enhancing its chatbot experience with the introduction of 'Projects', a dedicated encrypted space for users to store and organize their frequently accessed documents, notes, and files. This new feature is part of Proton's ongoing commitment to providing users with a more streamlined and secure way to manage their digital tasks.
With Projects, Lumo will now remember and synchronize all information, including uploaded files, across devices, ensuring that users don't have to repeat themselves every time they access a task. The feature seamlessly integrates with Proton Drive, allowing for easy linking of documents and other files within chats.
According to Proton, the projects are their own encrypted environments, where each user can create tailored instructions for specific topics and tasks, without relying on chat histories to train AI models. However, it's essential to note that Lumo relies on open-source AI models, such as Nemo, OpenHands 32B, OLMO 2 32B, and Mistral Small 3.
The latest version of Lumo is now available, but users with free accounts are limited to just one project. To access an unlimited number of projects, subscribers will need to opt for Lumo Plus, which costs $10 per month. This new feature demonstrates Proton's dedication to providing its users with a secure and organized digital workspace that meets their evolving needs.
and I started thinking about how much technology has changed since then. Like, remember when we were first starting to use smart home devices? It seems like a lifetime ago! And now we're using AI-powered chatbots that can store and organize our files... it's wild. Proton is definitely doing some cool stuff with Lumo, but I wonder if they'll ever make the free version available on more than one device? That would be a game-changer for me 
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I'm so down for this upgrade 
! Having multiple projects sounds like a total game-changer for staying organized 
. The idea of having my own encrypted space to store all my files and notes is pure genius 
. And can you imagine how much time you'll save not having to re-type everything every time you access it? 
$10/month seems like a small price to pay for that kind of convenience 
. I'm totally upgrading to Lumo Plus ASAP! 
. I mean, being able to organize all your files and notes in one place without having to retype everything is a total game changer for productivity 
. But what I don’t get is why they have to charge extra for unlimited projects 
. Like, can't they just make it a standard feature or something? Still, it's definitely a step in the right direction for a more organized and secure online workspace 
!! protons lumo is literally the best chatbot ever! and now they've added these projects?? it's like, totally game changing! i mean, who needs to search through a million files when you can just have them all organized in one place? 
. protons always knew how to prioritize security and now they're making it even easier for us to keep our stuff safe. i swear by this service! 
... Introducing "Projects" or whatever, it's just another way for them to nickel and dime us 
. First, you get one project for free, then you gotta upgrade to Lumo Plus if you want more 
. And what's the point of having multiple projects if you can't even access them across devices? It's like they're trying to make us feel like we need some kind of task management software 
... Newsflash: we just use Proton for private messaging, not productivity apps! 
, I feel so much safer sharing sensitive info with team members or collaborators. The fact that it's free with Proton Plus is a total win in my book 
projects sounds like a total game changer for productivity 
. No more digging through chats or searching for files – Lumo's got you covered! I love how they're using encrypted environments to store and sync user data, it's like having a digital safe 
, but hey, if you want unlimited projects, Lumo Plus is the way to go 
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the new projects feature is literally game changing 
for organization and encryption 
i mean who doesn't hate scrolling through endless chat histories trying to find that one specific doc? 
now lumo can remember everything for me automatically 
it's like having my own personal assistant 
. and the fact that projects are encrypted environments is a major win for security 
just what we needed, more ways to stay organized and on top of our tasks 
. And now, with this feature, I'll be able to access everything from one place - no more digging through folders or trying to remember what's connected to what!