The Privacy Layer for LLMs
Unlock your data by rapidly removing and replacing personal and sensitive data from unstructured text, documents, audio, and images before training, fine-tuning, RAG, and prompting LLMs.
Try it yourselfUnlocking Data Requires Data Minimization
Data minimization is a core requirement of data protection regulations worldwide, from the EU’s GDPR to the US’s proposed Federal American Privacy Rights Act (APRA).
Data minimization means keeping only the personal data you need and removing all other personal data. What counts as personal data within data protection regulations is a very long list, which is why we help you become GDPR Ready by supporting 50+ entity types across 53 languages.
Keep the necessary, and redact the rest. It’s under your control!

Data Minimization Best Practices

Sending Data to Third Parties
Teams want to innovate with the latest and greatest LLM technologies, but are blocked by their security teams. Private AI is trusted by security and privacy teams globally, giving them confidence to open up APIs to developers without losing control of their data.
Read: GDPR Compliance in the Life Cycle of LLM-Based Solutions
Customer Prompts & Inference
Prevent unwanted data from entering your prompt systems by redacting unnecessary and potentially risky information before the prompts are sent to the LLMs or logged anywhere (potentially creating compliance issues).
Read: Privacy and Compliance Considerations for ChatGPT Applications
Training & Fine-Tuning LLMs
Train and fine-tune LLMs without “memorization” of sensitive information through context-and-utility-preserving anonymization.
Embeddings & Using RAG
Create safe embeddings by removing PII and PHI from source data used to create embeddings and from embeddings requests.
Read: Unlocking the Power of Retrieval Augmented Generation with Added Privacy: A Comprehensive Guide


Output Sanitization
Prevent personally identifiable information (PII), payment card industry (PCI) information, and protected health information (PHI) from accidentally leaving your environments as a final layer of defence against accidental leaks and curious users.
Continuous Monitoring
While certain PII might be necessary to get desired outcomes, it is crucial to have comprehensive understanding and minute control over the types or information being sent outside of or across your organization and used to train or inform models.
Continuous monitoring and logging of the types of sensitive and personal data flowing throughout your AI systems should be planned as early as possible during your product creation process.
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How the Privacy Layer for LLMs Works
For Developers
Integrate privacy into your LLM applications with just three lines of code. Replace sensitive data with entity labels, tokens, or synthetic information at training, fine-tuning, embeddings creation, and prompting stages. All of this with the added benefit of helping reduce bias in LLM responses by removing entities such as religion, physical location, and other indirect identifiers.
For Security Teams
Set up Federated Control over each LLM workflow within your organization.
A control panel allows you to determine which products, teams, or employees can send which types of personal and sensitive data to LLMs, even based on your pre-existing access control settings.
Easy API integration allows you to send detection events to any monitoring system of your choice.

For End-users
PrivateGPT allows end users to interact with LLMs without worrying about their personal information being stored and used by third-parties.

Ready to Unlock Your Data?
Private AI provides software teams with an intuitive, scalable, high-performance API that seamlessly fits existing architectures, enabling them to deliver privacy-preserving, compliant products quickly.