Hundreds of conversations with Anthropic’s chatbot, Claude, were discovered to be publicly accessible online. The reason for the exposure is currently unknown.
According to a BBC report, hundreds of conversations with Anthropic’s chatbot, Claude AI, were found available publicly. The chats included details of interactions people had with the artificial intelligence system.
The discovery raises privacy concerns as the exposed data contained user prompts and Claude's responses. It is currently unclear how the conversations became accessible or the extent of the breach. No information was provided regarding who discovered the logs, nor when they were first identified as being publicly available.
Anthropic has not yet issued a public statement on the matter, according to the BBC report. The company’s website describes Claude as an AI assistant designed for helpful and harmless conversations.
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