WIRED said leaked Dialog records also point to a hidden attendee ranking system tied to invitations, fees, AI-driven scoring, post-event reviews, dating tools, and gender and political disparities.
A leaked Dialog database exposed records for 222 attendees tied to the secretive group’s planned August 2026 meeting in Dublin, according to WIRED. The publication said the exposed material included names such as Elon Musk, Eric Schmidt, Greg Brockman and Jared Kushner, as well as private agenda topics and dating-profile data. WIRED’s review of leaked Dialog records covering 192 profiles also described a hidden ranking system in which C was the top VIP tier, B covered the majority of attendees, and A was the lowest tier. The report said invitations, fees, AI-driven fame scoring, post-event “value add” reviews, dating tools, and gender and political disparities were linked to that system. Dialog was described as a secretive group co-founded by Peter Thiel and operating since 2006. WIRED reported that Airtable directories and credentials were allegedly exposed in front-end code, pointing to a security lapse that made internal data accessible.