Trelent
Your team's fully-encrypted AI Assistant
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Your team's fully-encrypted AI Assistant
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Wish you could use ChatGPT at work? You know that AI would boost your team, but your boss is worried about data leaks. Trelent is your team's fully-encrypted AI assistant. We ensure nobody outside your team can see company chat data.
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Meet Trelent - Your team's fully-encrypted AI assistant.
Wish you could use ChatGPT at work? You already know that AI would boost your team, but your boss is rightly worried about data leaks. Meet Trelent, your team's fully-encrypted AI assistant that ensures nobody outside your team can see company data. Try Trelent for Free Try out our public-cloud offering for free today by signing up at www.trelent.com! When you're ready to add another layer of security, or want to invite your team members, send us a note and we'll work on a single-tenant deployment together. How are we different? Other chatbots like ChatGPT Enterprise store your data in a way where their own employees can see it in the database. Sometimes they call this "abuse monitoring" or "content moderation". We call it what it is: a security flaw. Using Trelent means no outsiders can see your company's data, even if they tried. Not even us. Why is security important? AI works better with data. But your data is valuable, and depending on the company you work in, it could be so valuable that they don't let you use AI tools. This is because of intellectual property risk, and the possibility of confidential data leaks. In some industries, the mere possibility that anyone outside your company could ever see any of your data is a problem. How did we do that? We negotiated with Azure OpenAI to provide us a private GPT-4 instance with content logging turned off. That means that when you use Trelent, no person outside your company can go and peer in on your team's data. We also offer bring-your-own-key encryption on single-tenant and on-prem deployments.