Hi Sarah,
Quick update on the launch: testing needs one more week, so I’d like to move it to Thursday the 15th.
Everything else is on track.
Could you update:
- the press date
- the changelog
- the team calendar
Thanks,
Alex
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Let’s move the deadline to the fifteenth so nobody has to rush.
Let’s move the deadline to the fifteenth so nobody has to rush.
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Are we still on for Thursday?
Yes, still on for Thursday.
Release notes go out at 11.
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Hi Sarah,
The launch is confirmed for Thursday. Could you send the press kit by Monday?
Thanks,
David
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Every question shows its answer in the list; open one for the detail.
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Your history is stored on your device, encrypted, and clears itself on a schedule you set — 30 days unless you change it. Amnis never builds a voiceprint of you.
Nothing you dictate is kept to make a model smarter, ours or anyone else’s. A cloud request travels encrypted and is used only for what you asked. The only lasting copy is the one on your own device, for as long as you choose.
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When you type, you lose the thread. When you speak, you stay on it. Amnis closes the gap between having the thought and having it written.
Talk, and finished writing lands in the app you already have open.
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