AI & data breaches?

Just adding a +1 on this topic.

Given that AI Search is much more powerful than standard Fibery search, it is unfortunate that there is no way to run it through a self-hosted (by user or by Fibery) model as @myg_ge suggested, or to ensure zero data retention. Currently, I cannot use Fibery’s AI search due to org policies. It would be great if there were “solutions […] so that AI doesn’t “steal” the sensitive data?” as @myg_ge said, that aren’t just to disable AI.

To clarify my request: it would be very useful to have either a) ability to use a self-hosted model for semantic search or, as a less ideal but probably easier-to-implement solution, b) Fibery self-hosts the model for semantic search with zero data retention OR gets a zero data retention agreement with the subprocessors.

I would assume many other Fibery users (or potential Fibery users) would like a solution to this too, but maybe I’m being selfish :sweat_smile:

Thanks for considering!


Other relevant comments, for reference

For clarify, I can see this has been discussed before here:

And here:

And in the Expose Semantic Search through MCP request