Exploring AI that respects your data.

A blog about artificial intelligence and digital privacy — written for people who want to understand both, use capable AI tools, and stay in control of their data. Posts here are practical and grounded: what is actually being built, what it means in use, and what is worth paying attention to.

  • Private AI Inference — From Trust to Proof

    Private AI Inference — From Trust to Proof

    Every time you send a prompt to an AI assistant, your message travels in plaintext through systems that can access […]

  • Your Apps, One Conversation Away

    Your Apps, One Conversation Away

    Imagine opening a single chat interface and asking it to log your workout notes, check your recovery score, move a […]

  • Mozilla vs Proton: Two Privacy Models

    Mozilla vs Proton: Two Privacy Models

    When it comes to building privacy-focused tech companies, structure matters. Mozilla and Proton — two champions of user privacy — […]

  • A New Look for bacher-ai.com

    A New Look for bacher-ai.com

    This site has been running quietly since late 2025 — a few posts, a basic structure, and a lot of […]

  • The AI Model Surge of Early 2026

    The AI Model Surge of Early 2026

    If you thought 2025 was a fast year for AI, early 2026 has already made it look slow. In the […]

  • Single Sign-On Is Coming

    Single Sign-On Is Coming

    A significant security upgrade is in the works for bacher-ai.com: Single Sign-On (SSO) with Multi-Factor Authentication is being rolled out […]

  • Introducing ToolPilot in Open WebUI

    Introducing ToolPilot in Open WebUI

    We’ve just launched ToolPilot, a new AI model available directly inside Open WebUI. Built on Claude Haiku 4.5 by Anthropic, […]

  • Speech-to-Text Without Surveillance

    Speech-to-Text Without Surveillance

    Your smartphone keyboard knows everything you type. Every password, every private message, every sensitive search query passes through it. Most […]

  • Passkeys vs Hardware Security Keys

    Passkeys vs Hardware Security Keys

    Passwords are dying. After decades of being told to create complex passwords, change them regularly, and never reuse them, we’re […]


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