👨 Check What AI Models Know About You

People once Googled themselves to see what was online about them. Now, In the Weights—a service by former OpenAI employees Thomas Dimson and Joey Flynn—shows you what AI models know about you.

🔍 The service asks different versions of Grok, Gemini, GPT, Claude, Llama, and other LLMs a simple question: "Who is <name>?" The models aren't allowed to search the web—they have to rely solely on what they learned during training.

Small models are especially interesting because they have limited capacity and must be selective about what information they retain. If a person is recognized by a 1-billion-parameter Llama, the AI considers them important enough to remember.

👍 The more consistently multiple models describe someone in similar terms, the higher that person's score. The maximum strength score is 996—achieved by very famous figures such as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, William Shakespeare, Taylor Swift, Barack Obama, and Kurt Cobain. The site also highlights hallucinations—cases where models produce bizarre, inaccurate, or completely made-up answers.

➡️ You can look up yourself or your friends here.

Would you check your score on In the Weights?

❤️ — Definitely, I want to see!
🤔 — No, I'd rather stay under the radar...

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