S2_CASE | Article 11 AI

Asking sends your message to Article 11’s server, which asks S2_CASE, a Claude model run by Anthropic, to reply. Replies shorter than 500 characters are then read aloud: their first 200 characters go to a speech model hosted by Cloudflare. Please don’t include private information.

What is sent and what is kept

Sent: this one message. Earlier messages are not included.
Where it goes: Article 11’s server, then Anthropic, whose Claude model writes the reply. Messages of 50 characters or more, and each reply, are also checked by an AI model hosted by Cloudflare.
What Article 11 keeps, according to the Worker snapshot captured on September 29, 2026: the time, the message length, a rough topic label, a shortened code made from your network address (it could be matched back to that address), and counters tied to your address for up to two hours to limit chat and voice requests. If an automated check flags a message, a record of the check scores is added to Article 11’s chain. Records about each reply, such as its length, are also kept.
That snapshot disables chat memory and conversation tracking for unauthenticated public requests; it does not establish live logging or provider retention. Anthropic and Cloudflare handle the text under their own terms. How long Article 11 keeps its records is not published. See the privacy page.

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