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How much of our data is really private? The way Clio works, "private" is just removing first person speech but leaving a summary of the data behind. Even thou
by tabs_or_spaces 8mo ago
How much of our data is really private?
The way Clio works, "private" is just removing first person speech but leaving a summary of the data behind.
Even though the data is summarized, that still means that your ip is still stored by anthropic? For me it's actually a huge data security issue (that I only figured out now sigh).
So what is the point of me enabling privacy mode when it doesn't really do anything?
https://www.anthropic.com/research/clio https://www.anthropic.com/research/clio
- computomatic 8mo agoThat’s not how I read it. This describes a process of tagging, not summarizing. The tags (“clusters”) have a title and a summary, but those are not derived from the conversation. They are common across all conversations. Isn’t that what they are saying? There might be some risk of some data leak where a new cluster (tag) is defined. But that’s not the same as saying they are viewing summaries of content.