New Delhi: Google has introduced a new system called Private AI Compute, designed to make artificial intelligence processing in the cloud more private and secure. The system works with Google’s Gemini models and aims to provide the same level of privacy that users typically get from on-device processing.
According to Google, The idea is to offer smarter and faster AI features without putting personal data at risk, even the company itself cannot access the personal information processed through this system. This feature allows users to have personalized results, smart suggestions, and faster responses without risk of data exposure.
Safeguarding data and ensuring security
Google’s Private AI Compute system is created by using the company’s AI Framework and AI Principles along with Privacy Principles by making their top priorities are user safety and data protection. This step creates a secure and separate space in the cloud to process sensitive information, the kind usually handled only on personal devices.
The system works with Google’s Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) and Titanium Intelligence Enclaves (TIE), which allows it to deliver fast performance while keeping user data private. These safeguard security make sure that no one, including Google can access the information and users data remains protected.
To make it even more secure, Google has added hardware-based protections such as end-to-end encryption and remote attestation. These features ensure that all the data of users will stay within a protected zone, sealed off from outside access.
Boosting device-level intelligence
Private AI Compute also supports smart features on devices like the Pixel 10. It powers new features such as Magic Cue, which offers real-time suggestions, and improves the Recorder app with multilingual transcript summaries.
However, the system combines the privacy of on-device processing with the speed and intelligence of cloud computing. Interestingly, Google is planning to share various technical details soon to aware people and explain how this privacy system works.