Somebody Can Read All Your Prompts 👀 Think about what you typed this year, the salary questions, the medical symptoms, the contract you were nervous about, the work code you probably should not have pasted. You handed all of it over without thinking twice, and the companies on the other end use it to improve their models. $RENDER pays operators to run other people's jobs on machines those operators own, which is how a large share of AI compute works now. So the machine answering you is rented by the hour and you never picked it, and payments for a growing share of that activity settle on $SOL. Your prompt is readable on whichever machine happens to take the job. Not because anyone is doing something wrong, but because that is the only way the computation can happen today. That is the most under-discussed risk in the entire AI trade. The market spent two years arguing about who owns the model and almost no time on who reads the input. That second question is the one I have started sizing positions around. Arcium runs those computations differently, splitting each one across nodes that hold only a fragment so no operator ever sees the input. So the result comes back correct and nothing readable ever sat on a single machine. Which is a different class of guarantee from a company promising to delete things afterwards. That network has been live since February 2 with more than 4,000 nodes and over 30 apps, and teams building on it have raised more than $7.5M. But Blackthorn will bring the same guarantee to AI models specifically, and it has not shipped yet. So how much of your own thinking already sits on somebody else's server, and what would it take for you to stop adding to the pile? #AI #Solana