512 words is enough to identify you from your writing, warns ex-Tesla engineer
yacineMTB · x · 2026-10-13
Yacine Mittal (ex-Tesla) warns that you can likely be identified from as little as 512 words of your writing, responding to a reminder not to feed personal information to AI under an account tied to your real identity. Stylometry makes anonymous posting riskier than most assume.
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