Didn't know they had an actual LLM
Anyone knows what it's running in the back?
this post was submitted on 28 Jul 2025
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Copied from an earlier comment of mine. Prompt: Is Lumo training data its own, or is it based of other preestablished data?
Response: "Lumo is powered by several open-source large language models (LLMs) that have been optimized by Proton. The models used include Nemo (Mistral), OpenHands 32B, OLMO 2 32B (Allen Institute for AI), and Mistral Small 3 (Mistral). These models run exclusively on servers controlled by Proton, ensuring that all conversations remain private. Proton does not contribute any user data to the training of these models, maintaining a strong focus on user privacy." This is what I got from Lumo.
Nice. I got nothing when I asked it
That was from the day it launched. so if they are tinkering with the backend, I at least got this out.
I also asked it on the day I saw the ennouncement posted. But it's AI, the results are bound to be random.
Fair enough.
It’s a good thing to have an actual reputable company run an LLM model. Running performant and powerful LLMs on device just isn’t possible
It was just announced a week or two ago. As far as the models go, I don't remember offhand, but I believe they had it listed in their press release or FAQ.
Mistral Large (I asked the model a few days ago and that's what it said. Today it's not saying it seems)