I mean it's not like this isn't already a problem. It's why websites and so on have press pages, lots of pre-made materials for lazy people to use. If you have

I mean it's not like this isn't already a problem. It's why websites and so on have press pages, lots of pre-made materials for lazy people to use. If you have a PR department, that's exactly what they are doing. Same for lobbyists handing out speech material out to politicians. In science a similar thing happens with sponsored studies. I don't see a huge difference or a big loss in a language model doing the same thing. The main difference seems to be that you don't need to be a big corporation to do this. So I wonder if that could be a net win actually. Would be the first positive thing coming out of this I can think of.