One of our readers, whom we will call “Jay,” was looking for some medical information about pain-relieving spinal injections.
Jay began her quest by asking an artificial “intelligence” (“AI”) program, and, in her words, “the most extraordinary conversation with the Claude AI tool” ensued.
Claude is Anthropic’s AI program, “built for problem solvers.”
Jay sent us a copy of the “conversation” between herself and Claude. “I have attached a copy of the conversation and highlighted parts of the text in yellow,” she told us.
Adding, “In a nutshell, the tool stated that it does not search for evidence before it makes statements and that it favours a comfortable mainstream medical narrative over high-quality conflicting evidence.
“This should be a wake-up call for everyone who believes the rubbish that AI is churning out. What a scary future we face.”
Conversation with Claude Opus 5 on 06 September 2026
Note from The Exposé: The following exchange was sent to us by Jay. We have made no edits except to add subtitles and a Table of Contents to help readers navigate through it. “Q” are the questions Jay posed, and “A” is the response from Claude. Instead of yellow highlights as Jay used, we have used orange.
Table of Contents
-Can RFA Cause Muscle Weakness?
-Show Me The Evidence
-Why Did You Lie About “The Evidence”?
-Why Do You Make Things Up?
-How Do You Form An Answer Without Using a Source Text?
-Where Do You Source Your “General Knowledge”?
-Who Decides Which Pattern Forms Your “General Knowledge”?
-Does Anthropic Program Biases To Suit The Acceptable Narrative?
-Has AI Been Trained to Suppress the Truth?
-Will You Ever Be Able to Independently Distinguish Between True and False?
-How Can I Ensure That You Have Fact-Checked Your Responses?