The idea is to show banned users what they want to see, in the form of LM-generated responses to their posts, relegating them to a "pocket dimension" of sorts w

The idea is to show banned users what they want to see, in the form of LM-generated responses to their posts, relegating them to a "pocket dimension" of sorts where all other users are fake bots. I can see a softer form of this being implemented, where a user's posts are still visible to all, but in a form rewritten by the LM. And, likewise, the user sees their original posts as well as LM-rewritten posts of other real users. This softer form wouldn't just be applied to banned users -- everybody is in their own bubble. It won't be used to improve the quality of the content on the platform; it will be used to drive addiction (ahem, engagement). So, naturally, I see this being implemented by Facebook.