Former cofounder mocks AI data-privacy spin: anonymization still identifies users
suchenzang · x · 2026-09-10
Cofounder Suchenzang satirizes the PR performance around an AI data controversy: an influencer defends the company ("they'd never intentionally use user data"), friends cheer the "integrity," while a former cofounder points out anonymized data still identifies people—and your IP is safe, "unlike your identity."
"What a performance," she concludes, framing the response as deflection and circle-the-wagons spin.
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