TREE NEWS reports: Kaito AI addresses the Pulse privacy controversy by announcing an open-source release this week. The company clarifies that zkTLS is used solely for user-initiated verification, aiming to enhance transparency and trust.
Kaito AI Responds to Pulse Privacy Concerns: Open Source This Week, zkTLS for User Verification
The move reframes a privacy dispute as a transparency exercise: open-sourcing the code lets outside observers test whether zkTLS really is confined to user-initiated verification, rather than taking the company's word for it. That distinction matters for anyone whose data flows through Pulse, and for projects weighing similar verification designs. The open question is whether the release actually settles the concern or simply shifts scrutiny to how the code is audited and maintained.
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