Hitting content filters on a retrieval eval for SEC data is 'insane', user says
xeophon · x · 2026-10-30
User xeophon reports that running a retrieval eval on SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) data with Claude triggered content filters, blocking a perfectly legitimate analysis workflow. The incident highlights how safety guardrails keep misfiring on real, benign use cases involving public financial data.
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