Hundreds of personal and professional conversations with Anthropic’s popular AI Claude have been made publicly available online, highlighting the risks of sharing sensitive information with chatbots. The chats, covering topics from CV advice to corporate projects, were found through site-specific searches, revealing that once shared, content can quickly become widely accessible.

Anthropic confirmed that users control their privacy settings but noted that links to conversations may be indexed by search engines if manually shared. This incident echoes a similar issue with OpenAI’s ChatGPT, prompting questions about the broader implications for data security and privacy in AI interactions.

The revelations come as Anthropic worked swiftly to remove the chat logs from public search results, using tools like Google's site owner controls. However, the episode raises concerns among users and highlights the need for clearer guidelines on what information is safe to share with AI systems.