Eternal is set to introduce Dark.ai, a platform prioritizing privacy through encrypted AI chats, with a global launch anticipated this year.
Eternal said Dark.ai will launch globally by the end of 2026, offering encrypted conversations and user-controlled memory that the company says it cannot access, even if legally compelled.
Founder Deepinder Goyal says the platform will use fine-tuned open-weight models and end-to-end encryption, targeting founders, researchers, enterprises and governments concerned about data privacy
Eternal, the parent of Zomato and Blinkit, is building a privacy-focused artificial intelligence assistant called Dark.ai for users wary of sharing sensitive information with mainstream AI...
Dark is built around the idea that users should be able to interact with AI without worrying about how their conversations are stored, accessed or used.
In a letter to shareholders, Goyal explained the idea behind Dark was to remove the worry that someone, someday, can read what you tell an AI bot. "All of us have a dark side, and it needs an...
Deepinder Goyal (@deepigoyal) October 21, 2026AI services such as ChatGPT and Gemini offer privacy settings that let users manage how their conversations are used, including whether they can be...
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