AI can also infer things about you that you’ve never explicitly shared. And even if you ask it to “forget,” the original data may still be stored.
What’s more concerning is how AI could use what it knows about you to subtly influence your decisions in ways you’re more likely to accept.
How many secrets have you shared with AI?
What do they remember? Is your data used for training? Can employees access your cloud computer? https://t.co/5AwlZovBsI
In my last piece, I wrote that AI getting to know you "also raises questions about influence."
Yesterday Anthropic published an experiment that puts some data behind it:
https://t.co/NO4zCsLdxb
How many secrets have you shared with AI?
What do they remember? Is your data used for training? Can employees access your cloud computer? https://t.co/5AwlZovBsI
My wife says I'd rather chat with Grok Bot than talk to her and the kids.
I tried to defend myself: Grok Bot never interrupts me, never makes me help with homework, never asks "are you even listening?", and it always replies instantly.
She said: Yeah. That's exactly the problem.
I had no comeback, so I quietly opened Grok Bot to complain about it.
I NEED MORE BLUE CHECKS!
Not for reach. Not for money. Not for credibility.
Just for the aesthetic. I want my timeline to look like a VIP room where everyone is verified and nobody is saying anything worth verifying.
Blue checks, follow me. Let's be important together.
Do you use a phone case?
No case feels so much better in the hand, but one drop and it's game over. A case feels safe, but also bulky.
Are you team case, or team no case?
How many secrets have you shared with AI?
What do they remember? Is your data used for training? Can employees access your cloud computer? https://t.co/5AwlZovBsI