Chatham House rules are broken in 2026 — an LLM unmasks anonymous speakers in 30 seconds
geoffreyirving · x · 2026-10-10
Geoffrey Irving quips that Chatham House rules are effectively dead in 2026: you can still say what someone said without naming them, but the listener can identify them with a 30-second LLM query. A pointed observation on how LLM retrieval undercuts anonymity conventions.
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