Reported exposed data included personal details, clinical trial records, access codes, resumes, API keys, and financial information.
Access codes & API keys?!? People are even more stupid than I thought.
this post was submitted on 28 Jul 2026
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"Of course I gave the hallucinating schizophrenic a key to my front door. How else will he make my bed when I don't want to?"
In this case I think it's Anthropic that's stupid for having "artifacts" in the first place, the first time claude tried that shit i had to stop it immediately and it keeps trying every once in a while. It just shouldn't exist as an option!
on the other hand im oh so afreaid for people to have access to my resume.
If it's not happening inside your computer, it's basically on Archive.org.
Act accordingly.
Storing private chats forever by design. What could go wrong.
Flipping the default to make chats ephemeral by default would be a massive privacy win.