Smair Khan Khan

I recently tried Vana and found the concept of creating a mini-"you" using AI and personal data quite intriguing. The process of cloning my voice and generating selfies was relatively straightforward, and the personalized applications offered some interesting experiences. However, I had concerns about the privacy implications of sharing my personal data with Vana. Despite the platform's assurances, I couldn't shake the feeling of unease about where my data might end up and how it could be used. Furthermore, while the personalized applications were fun to explore, I found some of them to be lacking in depth and customization. The simulations and games felt a bit generic and didn't fully capture the essence of "me.good