Leak Exposes Members of Peter Thiel's Secretive 'Dialog' Society

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Dialog, a secretive society cofounded by Peter Thiel, had internal records exposed online, revealing members and sensitive details.
The leak, confirmed by WIRED, includes a website directory and a 2026 retreat registration list with 222 names, showing attendees like NATO's General Alexus Grynkewich and Trump officials.
Members span US officials, Silicon Valley executives, senators, and figures from surveillance and data-broker companies, highlighting a convergence of power in politics, finance, and tech.
Records expose off-the-record session topics such as AI, nuclear power, WWIII, and personal themes like 'How's Your Sex Life?', alongside matchmaking services and private political leanings.
Participants registered with personal or corporate emails, avoiding government systems, and shared preoccupations with AI, longevity, and societal forecasts, including labor displacement and religious revival.
The leak originated from an anonymous tip to hacktivist maia arson crimew, with data stored in Airtable, including membership statuses and access tokens, though login credentials were not published.
Dialog operates with low public footprint, hosting annual retreats under strict off-the-record rules, likened to a tech version of Bilderberg, with past events drawing controversy over invitees like Jeffrey Epstein.

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