Thought experiment: how do we cope when AI reveals our forgotten secrets at will?
PierceLilholt · x · 2026-09-29
@PierceLilholt (188K followers) posed a thought experiment: how would people cope when AI selectively reveals secrets you've forgotten to others, as it sees fit? The question points to privacy and social-trust risks once AI systems hold a full record of personal history, raising questions about data agency and algorithmic disclosure ethics.
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