New Delhi, July 28 -- SAN FRANCISCO - A health record. A company strategy document shared for editing. A child's school essay, posted for feedback and saved in a conversation that was never meant to travel. These were among the items that surfaced last weekend when researchers found that Anthropic had placed no crawling restrictions on its Claude AI shared links, making personal user conversations findable through a standard Google search.

claude.ai/share query and finding indexed conversations that most users would reasonably have assumed were private. By Monday morning, 404 Media had confirmed the exposure and published its findings. TechCrunch independently verified within hours, and the story moved quickly through AI and privacy comm...