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Anthropic

2026-07-27 19:05:03

Search engines removed Claude leak pages, but Perplexity user files are still searchable

Search engines including Google, Bing, and DuckDuckGo have de-indexed a widely discussed leak involving Anthropic’s Claude, according to Protos. But the same report says similar exposed files tied to Perplexity Computer remained accessible on July 27 through ordinary search queries built around the service’s share-link URL pattern. Protos said it was able to open dozens of full files from different Perplexity customers and that the pages were live on the Perplexity.ai domain rather than stored as cached search copies. The outlet said it had reported the issue to Perplexity and the three search engines. The report contrasts how the two products present sharing. In Claude’s case, users were allegedly not warned that creating a shareable link could also expose content to search indexing if pages were not blocked with no-index tags or similar protections. For Perplexity Computer, Protos said the Share interface states that “Anyone with the link can view,” but does not explicitly say that anyone on the internet may be able to find the page. Protos also noted that Perplexity’s separate publishing domain, pplx.app, is unrelated to the exposed files described in the article.

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Microsoft

2026-07-24 12:21:35

Microsoft swaps out OpenAI image models in PowerPoint and Bing

Microsoft is replacing OpenAI’s image models in PowerPoint and Bing with its own in-house AI technology, according to Techub News, which cited Cointelegraph. The company said its internally developed models perform better than OpenAI’s on three points it highlighted: generation speed, cost efficiency, and output quality. The move points to a broader shift inside Microsoft’s AI stack, where the company is taking on more of its own model and infrastructure work rather than relying as heavily on OpenAI for every layer. While the update was framed around image generation in specific products, Microsoft’s comments suggest the change is also part of a larger push toward greater independence in AI infrastructure.

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