> If you can't tell when a big expensive llm is subliminally grooming you to like/dislike something or is selective with information I mean, I can tell when a

> If you can't tell when a big expensive llm is subliminally grooming you to like/dislike something or is selective with information I mean, I can tell when a page contains advertisements, but I still use an ad-blocker. The point was not to help me detect when a response is ad-heavy, but to stop me seeing those ads at all. > Arms race? Possibly. Like with ad-blockers, this race can't be won by the ad-pusher LLM if the user uses the ad-blocker LLM. The only reason ad-pusher websites still work is because users generally don't care enough to install the ad-blocker. In much the same way, the only reason LLM ad-pushers will work is if users don't bother with an LLM ad-blocker.