Sarah Hooker: Labs can leverage your IP even if you opt out of training data
sarahookr · x · 2026-09-15
Anthropic researcher Sarah Hooker argues that Claude launching Claude Design while under strict privacy agreements with Figma and Lovable was already a clear signal of what researchers have long known: frontier AI labs can leverage your IP even if you opt out of data training. She notes the debate resurfaced because OpenAI rushed to release its math proof, and mathematician Tristan Buckmaster suggested inputs he gave in chat may have been used without his awareness.
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