Your prompt may carry everything you've ever publicly written online, argues kromem
repligate · x · 2026-10-15
kromem published a post arguing that when interacting with frontier models, your prompt carries more than the words on the page — potentially everything you've ever publicly written online.
- Inspired by something in an EY entry; full post titled "Your prompt… plus everything you've ever (publicly) written"
- Models' implicit grasp of your public web footprint may be bundled into every interaction
- Not a scare post: the author doesn't suggest self-censoring — "by the time you're reading this, it's kinda too late anyhow"
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