It's an insanely unique situation with
@Muse. The birth of a billion-user product, a new ecosystem to rival the App Store. But the thing I'm excited about is the security architecture.
@Meta gave everyone, potentially a BILLION users, a computer in the cloud. Right now it’s server-side isolation. But later this year they’re launching true confidential VMs, separated at the hardware level.
It's confidential computing on an unprecedented scale. The best security minds on Earth worked on this, obviously
@Moxie but the entire team.
They took the encryption protocol
@Signalapp built and
@WhatsApp scaled and did it for a virtual machine. It’s a hard problem cryptographically, and doing it at this scale makes it an infrastructure problem too.
@Meta knows people are hesitant to trust them with their data, so they made trust irrelevant. Even if Meta got hacked, or had a rogue employee, they couldn't see what's on those cloud computers.
I get excited because this is what
@Dynamic_xyz does for keys. The whole point of what we're spending our time on is ensuring users don't have to trust us.
Personal agents are fundamentally changing how we move online. This is the architecture and infrastructure that will support it. If a tool has write access to your life, if it can lock you out of your house or spend all your money, it needs a completely new approach to security. What a time to be alive.