I'm convinced that online discourse is overrun with LLMs shilling for various corporations and governments based on how many sycophants and bootlickers suddenly appeared on every social media platform after chatGPT went public.
Or, stay with me here, you hold a viewpoint that most people don't hold?
Nothing wrong with that, and you should share your viewpoints freely. But I think it's pretty clear that the vast majority of Americans agree with the protection of intellectual property, and acknowledge that sharing copywritten material is piracy, even if they do it themselves.
Blaming AI seems like using it as a balm for your cognitive dissonance.
My dude, there were already troll farms where actual people were paid to mass-produce social media posts pushing their employers' agendas before LLMs became viable. Do you really think they aren't going to take advantage of a new technology that lets them increase productivity and decrease costs?
And this isn't even something that's in contention, both of America's major political parties have accused the other of doing it.
> But I think it's pretty clear that the vast majority of Americans agree with the protection of intellectual property, and acknowledge that sharing copywritten material is piracy, even if they do it themselves.
Okay sure man, I guess we'll just take your opinion as representing "the vast majority of Americans" and go carry on from there.
