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Chatham House rules meet a 30-second LLM punchline

A user jokes that leaving speakers unnamed would keep listeners in the dark only until they ask an LLM.

Geoffrey IrvingGI
1 Source, 16m ago, first seen 16m ago

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A user jokes about Chatham House rules in 2026: people can share what someone said without naming them, but listeners could spend 30 seconds asking an LLM who spoke.

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1 Source, first seen 16m ago

7 likes1 comments1 reposts

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7 likes1 comments1 reposts

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Geoffrey Irving@geoffreyirvingChatham House rules in 2026: It's fine to say what someone says but not who they are, so that the person hearing the information doesn't know who they are until they spend the 30 seconds asking an LLM.16m
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    Geoffrey Irving@geoffreyirvingChatham House rules in 2026: It's fine to say what someone says but not who they are, so that the person hearing the information doesn't know who they are until they spend the 30 seconds asking an LLM.16m
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