Family AI assistant Ollie is asking for calendars, email, and the logistics of everyday life, while promising it will not train models on that information, sell it, or share it except as needed to run the service. The San Diego company, operated by Confabulation Corporation, is pitching privacy, a subscription, and SOC 2 Type 1 compliance as its edge in a crowded market for consumer agents.
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