Proton has launched Scribe, an AI-powered writing assistant integrated into Proton Mail. The tool is available to users on certain plans, including Mail Essentials, Mail Professional, and Proton Business Suite. Scribe can draft emails, correct text, and adjust the tone of messages. According to the company, Scribe was developed with privacy in mind and can even run locally on the user's device. Proton emphasizes that no data leaves the device and no content is stored or used for AI training. Scribe is based on open-source code and models, currently using a model from Mistral.
Proton offers additional features for businesses, such as shared calendars and enhanced account protection.
Two months after its launch on iOS, Anthropic has released an Android app for its generative AI assistant, Claude. Like ChatGPT and Gemini, Claude can generate responses based on text, file, and image prompts. The app is free to use and is powered by one of the most powerful AI models, Claude 3.5 Sonnet.
A paid Pro subscription is required for extended use and access to additional models such as Claude 3 Opus.
