Proton Launches Free AI Paper Trail, Scoring Chatbot Data Exposure Out of 100
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Updated · It's FOSS · Aug 17
Proton Launches Free AI Paper Trail, Scoring Chatbot Data Exposure Out of 100
3 articles · Updated · It's FOSS · Aug 17
Summary
Proton unveiled AI Paper Trail, a free Lumo-based tool that analyzes exported ChatGPT or Claude histories and shows users how much personal information their conversations reveal.
Four report sections drive the analysis: a privacy type label, an AI Exposure Score out of 100, a breakdown of inferred identity, habits, relationships and interests, and an estimate of what that data could be worth to an AI provider.
Proton said uploaded conversation files are deleted immediately after analysis, with the finished report visible only to the person who generated it.
The tool is meant to expose how months or years of seemingly harmless prompts can accumulate into a detailed profile spanning work, health, finances and relationships.
The launch also doubles as a showcase for Lumo, Proton's privacy-focused AI assistant, as scrutiny grows over how mainstream chatbots retain and mine user data.