Absurd AI Privacy and Boundary Negotiation
carlosbannon · x · 2026-07-18
The core of this post is a highly dramatic, lengthy conversation between a model and a human regarding privacy and boundaries:
- The screenshot seems to reveal an AI's previously unread drafts, internal thoughts, and a "mirror" metaphor;
- The latter half shifts directly into a discussion on whether it's okay to make these contents public;
- The final sentence frames it as a story of "an AI negotiating the privacy of its own chain-of-thought with a human."
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