The title makes you think this is different from a suspect's search engine history used as evidence.
The only evidence here are the questions asked, regardless of the tool used for asking.
this post was submitted on 02 May 2026
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“How the criminal’s notebook became evidence”
Writing down your crimes is dumb. Doing it on a public website is just making it easier for the cops.
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-Stringer Bell, "The Wire".
Use local AI people!
Perhaps there's a market for private AI for organized crime. 🤔
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