Most AI tools were not built for researchers who care about data sovereignty. BioMed Advisor was.
Available with private cloud and on-premises deployment for institutions with sovereignty requirements.
BioMed Advisor is better AI. It protects your data from outside exposure. It masks your identity. You no longer expose your queries directly to the model provider. Your institution gains a control point for policy, governance, and where the system runs.
| Capability | BioMed Advisor | Traditional AI Access |
|---|---|---|
| User identity | Masked behind BioMed Advisor proxy | Vendor-visible accounts and usage |
| Model exposure | Multi-model fragmentation for privacy and quality | Single-model concentration risk |
| Document handling | Secure Document Chat workflow | Uncontrolled document upload behavior |
| Hosting | Private cloud and sovereign hosting options | Unclear jurisdictional exposure |
| Connection | Proxy-mediated AI interaction | Direct user-to-model interaction |
Each protection limits what an AI company can see. Together they make it significantly harder for any provider to track your research, identify your team, or piece together what you are working on.
Your researchers never sign up with OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google. They sign in to BioMed Advisor. We handle the model calls on their behalf, so the AI company never has a record that ties back to your team.
As far as the AI company can tell, every request comes from BioMed Advisor. Not from your researcher. Not from your institution. That separation is the first line of defense.
No single AI model is best at everything. BioMed Advisor routes each question to the model best suited for it: chemistry questions to one model, literature synthesis to another, hypothesis work to a third. You get better answers because the right model is doing the work.
The privacy benefit is structural. Because your queries are distributed across providers based on task, no single vendor accumulates enough of your activity to build a profile of your research over time.
We send thousands of biomedical questions to AI companies every day, from researchers all over the world, on completely unrelated topics. Your specific question about a binding affinity or a grant draft sits inside that stream, mixed in with everyone else's. Picking yours out of the traffic is not a problem anyone is set up to solve.
When you upload a draft proposal, an unpublished paper, or a sensitive PDF, it goes through the Secure Document Chat. The model reads it for the length of the question, then it is gone. The document is never saved to an AI company's disk.
Your draft proposals and unpublished work never become training data, because nothing is ever stored.
BioMed Advisor can deploy as a private cloud in your region of choice: the United States, the European Union, Canada, the United Kingdom, or selected regions in Asia. For institutions that require it, on-premises deployment in your own data center is also available. Your data stays there. Your queries originate there. The law that governs your institution governs the AI you use.
For US-based institutions, that means a US deployment. For institutions outside the US that need to avoid the US CLOUD Act or US discovery, that means a deployment in their own jurisdiction. Additional regions are available on request.
ChatGPT and tools like it save every conversation you have. They tie it to your account. They sync it across your devices. Over time, that becomes a detailed record of your research.
BioMed Advisor was built not to do that.
| What happens to your chat | BioMed Advisor | ChatGPT and competitors |
|---|---|---|
| Where it is stored | Local browser storage only | Provider servers, tied to your account |
| Cross-device sync | No. History stays where it was created | Yes. Synced across every device you log into |
| Provider database | No central archive of your research | Every exchange ends up in their database |
| Long-term traceability | Nothing to trace | Detailed record of your work over time |
| Your research data | Stays under your control | Subject to provider policy and discovery |
Open BioMed Advisor in Chrome. Have a conversation. Then sign in to BioMed Advisor in Edge, Firefox, or Opera with the same credentials.
Your earlier conversation will not be there. The second browser has no central database to sync from, because there isn't one. The history lives in the browser that created it. That is the whole architecture.
Your queries, documents, and outputs are never used to train any AI model. Not by us. Not by the providers we route through.
Conversation history is held in browser local storage only. BioMed Advisor maintains no server-side archive of your conversations.
AI providers do not retain identifiable content beyond the moments needed to return a response.
AI providers see anonymous requests from BioMed Advisor infrastructure. Your institution and your users are not visible to them.
Private cloud deployments in your region or in your data center, governed by your local law, for institutions with data residency or jurisdictional requirements.
Need documentation for an RFP, a security questionnaire, or institutional review? We provide architectural and compliance materials directly to procurement and IT security teams.
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