I agree with the author and would more specifically lean into the risk of LLMs continuing on the dark pattern algorithms replete throughout social media platfor

I agree with the author and would more specifically lean into the risk of LLMs continuing on the dark pattern algorithms replete throughout social media platforms. Some people are still being manipulated by the simple algorithms but I can envision certain groups frothing at the mouth to utilize something more powerful and believable that can mimic human characteristics. Given the lack of auditable transactions companies will just point at the LLM instead of accepting responsibility when things go sideways. I think the legal fallout will be entertaining at very least. To be clear I am not saying LLM's should not be utilized. Rather they are just not mature nor are they production ready. By production ready I mean they need a "debug last transaction" that gives anyone all data sources and what algo was used to reach the conclusion along with any human tuning involved. I fully expect future legal cases to demand this capability and that it be available to everyone. It's just getting started [1] I expect these cases to evolve rapidly. [1] - https://www.theregister.com/2023/05/01/eu_ai_act_adds_new/ https://www.theregister.com/2023/05/01/eu_ai_act_adds_new/