There was an article recently that it had become very difficult to provide official cover, as social media backstories are not as easy to populate as official backstories.
LLM-generated cliques might both solve that problem and (in conjunction with spearphishing) address the "bootstrap" problem of flooding cliques that don't have organic neighbours?
> even the most advanced LLMs tend to make absurd statements and lose their coherence as their text gets longer than a few pages.
If not making absurd statements and remaining coherent over pages is what it takes to pass a Turing test these days, we'll see failures for many wetware content generators.
LLM-generated cliques might both solve that problem and (in conjunction with spearphishing) address the "bootstrap" problem of flooding cliques that don't have organic neighbours?
> even the most advanced LLMs tend to make absurd statements and lose their coherence as their text gets longer than a few pages.
If not making absurd statements and remaining coherent over pages is what it takes to pass a Turing test these days, we'll see failures for many wetware content generators.