@adlrocha - What AI Labs know about you

I know I am not the only one that uses LLMs, coding agents and assistants daily. With all the recurrent and heated discussions around the use of our data by big labs and inference providers, and (while slightly unrelated) the recent attack on OpenCode that reminded me that inference providers can also be hacked, opening a door for third parties to your sessions, I started reflecting on what information about me I may be leaking to all these providers through my daily use. I decided to ask Claude (my main chat subscription) for an export of all my data, so I could inspect it. But most of my AI use these days isn’t chat, it’s coding agents running on my laptop and servers, reading files and running commands on my behalf, and what they read goes to a lab too.So I went a bit “cuckoo” and decided to turn it into an experiment. I would collect everything I’ve sent to every AI provider, and ask a model running on my own hardware what a lab could work out about me from it. My bet going in was…

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