AI safety researcher says DSAR request to Google surfaced unexpected internal info
BlackHC · x · 2026-11-13
AI safety researcher BlackHC says he filed a GDPR data subject access request (DSAR) with Google and was surprised to find it included information related to the background of his essay "Trust is not Governance". He stresses nothing is confidential: Google's lawyers redacted sensitive material, and what was shared is his own personal data and in the public interest.
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