r/technology • u/Miserable_Phase_2519 • 14h ago

Artificial Intelligence Florida woman used Claude as a diary, then Anthropic reported an entry to police

https://www.techspot.com/news/114091-florida-woman-used-claude-diary-anthropic-reported-shoot.html
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u/Vaticancameos221 14h ago

There’s a great scifi comic called The Private Eye where there was a massive data leak and everyone’s private information became public so the internet was abolished and privacy becomes huge in society so everyone where’s disguises when out in public so you’re never sure who anyone truly is.

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u/nanoinfinity 14h ago

“The Light of Other Days” is another good one. Wormhole tech lets anyone view any place at any point in time in the past. Privacy and secrecy are pretty much instantly abolished. Some people respond by adapting to the complete lack of privacy and secrecy (nudism, public sex, acceptance of voyeurism) while others completely cover themselves with disguises is public.

It’s a full novel so there’s more to it, but it does touch on the theme of a post-privacy society.

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u/AsAGayJewishDemocrat 13h ago

Is that the one where people immediately find out the truth about Jesus’ conception?

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u/nanoinfinity 12h ago

Yup. Explores some of the ramifications of being able to know the absolute truth of historical events.

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u/glacialthinker 9h ago

Now I'm imagining historical events having unnatural dimming due to the collective effect of future voyeurs stealing some photons at the scene.

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u/hobarken 1h ago

iirc, that's what happened during the crucifixion. too many people from all over time all trying to look at the same moment, so no one could see anything.

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u/raltyinferno 9h ago

Yeah that was a good one. Love the old grandpa rambling about the old days flaming in FPS lobbies.