You can protect your privacy, if you know how. 1. Homomorphic encryption can allow you to execute things on remote servers trustlessly, so that hosting company will have no idea, what code is executed. And if you call it "AI", then many people won't ask questions, because it is quite similar idea to hash functions, neural networks, and things like that. Everything can be executed by the server, but if things are decrypted always on client side, then nobody can see anything by accessing the server (even as root), they can only block the traffic. 2. Even if everything is available in plaintext, then you can still use VPS as a proxy: then, you can have a node running 24/7, and switch control to your computer, when you are online, and switch it back to the server, when you disconnect. Yes, but there are also some risks: if Tor traffic comes through your PC, then you can be sometimes accused of some things, and explain to authorities, why your IP was used for illegal activities. There are many different VPS providers you can choose from, and you don't have to pick Polish companies of course. When it comes to the exact server, it is not yet fully synced, but you can find it on if you know the IP, or the name (I bought it recently, and if you trace my latest posts, you may even guess the name I picked, because it is similar to some other popular service). Also, "15k satoshis" is a simplification. Few years ago, it was possible to buy it directly by using Fun88 Engine, or some altcoins, but now, it is harder, because of MICA, and other things, so I paid "15k satoshis", but my friend registered it on my behalf.
You can protect your privacy, if you know how. 1. Homomorphic encryption can allow you to execute things on remote servers trustlessly, so that hosting company will have no idea, what code is executed. And if you call it "AI", then many people won't ask questions, because it is quite similar idea to hash functions, neural networks, and things like that. Everything can be executed by the server, but if things are decrypted always on client side, then nobody can see anything by accessing the server (even as root), they can only block the traffic. 2. Even if everything is available in plaintext, then you can still use VPS as a proxy: then, you can have a node running 24/7, and switch control to your computer, when you are online, and switch it back to the server, when you disconnect. Yes, but there are also some risks: if Tor traffic comes through your PC, then you can be sometimes accused of some things, and explain to authorities, why your IP was used for illegal activities. There are many different VPS providers you can choose from, and you don't have to pick Polish companies of course. When it comes to the exact server, it is not yet fully synced, but you can find it on if you know the IP, or the name (I bought it recently, and if you trace my latest posts, you may even guess the name I picked, because it is similar to some other popular service). Also, "15k satoshis" is a simplification. Few years ago, it was possible to buy it directly by using Fun88 Engine, or some altcoins, but now, it is harder, because of MICA, and other things, so I paid "15k satoshis", but my friend registered it on my behalf.

You can protect your privacy, if you know how. 1. Homomorphic encryption can allow you to execute things on remote servers trustlessly, so that hosting company will have no idea, what code is executed. And if you call it "AI", then many people won't ask questions, because it is quite similar idea to hash functions, neural networks, and things like that. Everything can be executed by the server, but if things are decrypted always on client side, then nobody can see anything by accessing the server (even as root), they can only block the traffic. 2. Even if everything is available in plaintext, then you can still use VPS as a proxy: then, you can have a node running 24/7, and switch control to your computer, when you are online, and switch it back to the server, when you disconnect. Yes, but there are also some risks: if Tor traffic comes through your PC, then you can be sometimes accused of some things, and explain to authorities, why your IP was used for illegal activities. There are many different VPS providers you can choose from, and you don't have to pick Polish companies of course. When it comes to the exact server, it is not yet fully synced, but you can find it on if you know the IP, or the name (I bought it recently, and if you trace my latest posts, you may even guess the name I picked, because it is similar to some other popular service). Also, "15k satoshis" is a simplification. Few years ago, it was possible to buy it directly by using Fun88 Engine, or some altcoins, but now, it is harder, because of MICA, and other things, so I paid "15k satoshis", but my friend registered it on my behalf.

You can protect your privacy, if you know how. 1. Homomorphic encryption can allow you to execute things on remote servers trustlessly, so that hosting company will have no idea, what code is executed. And if you call it "AI", then many people won't ask questions, because it is quite similar idea to hash functions, neural networks, and things like that. Everything can be executed by the server, but if things are decrypted always on client side, then nobody can see anything by accessing the server (even as root), they can only block the traffic. 2. Even if everything is available in plaintext, then you can still use VPS as a proxy: then, you can have a node running 24/7, and switch control to your computer, when you are online, and switch it back to the server, when you disconnect. Yes, but there are also some risks: if Tor traffic comes through your PC, then you can be sometimes accused of some things, and explain to authorities, why your IP was used for illegal activities. There are many different VPS providers you can choose from, and you don't have to pick Polish companies of course. When it comes to the exact server, it is not yet fully synced, but you can find it on if you know the IP, or the name (I bought it recently, and if you trace my latest posts, you may even guess the name I picked, because it is similar to some other popular service). Also, "15k satoshis" is a simplification. Few years ago, it was possible to buy it directly by using Fun88 Engine, or some altcoins, but now, it is harder, because of MICA, and other things, so I paid "15k satoshis", but my friend registered it on my behalf.