> To survive the flood of revenue optimized content..., you need an active [software] agent working on your behalf How long do you think it will be before that

> To survive the flood of revenue optimized content..., you need an active [software] agent working on your behalf How long do you think it will be before that software agent's output will be just as riddled with commercialized content? I think we might have only a short window where we get to enjoy the fairly unadulterated output of the base LLMs by the large providers (yes, I'm aware that they're screening for safety already, but there could be a lot more coming). Imagine a dialogue like this: Q: What should I watch out for when buying new car tires? A current answer might be something like: Here's a list of things to watch out for when buying car tires: A, B, C, D, E. Remember to always consult with specialists. Shall I explain more about the topic? A future answer might look something like: According to experts like the professionals at [tire shop near you], here are the things you need to watch out for when buying car tires: A, B, C. You can use this coupon to get a 10% discount off your next purchase at [tire shop near you]. Shall I book an appointment for a free consultation at [tire shop near you] for you?