> a huge number of people are starting to nominate LLMs as those "authority figures" When LLMs started to go mainstream I said I was not afraid of AI, but was

> a huge number of people are starting to nominate LLMs as those "authority figures" When LLMs started to go mainstream I said I was not afraid of AI, but was afraid of (unwise) people with AI. This phenomenon is what I foresaw. The worst thinkers are the ones most hungry to outsource their decision making. The fact that LLM output requires good judgement by the recipient to filter the wheat from the chaff, and those with poor judgement skills are most likely to lean on decision tools makes for a potentially volatile situation.