[afh1]

If I had written a website with an input form that took whatever the user wrote in question form, and replied back with "You're absolutely right!" and then repeated the input in answer form, which I could have done 30 years ago with no AI, would that be a "huge security concern", or is the concern here not security, but control by the regulators that impose the norms?

[dTal]

That's quite the false dichotomy. You wouldn't hook people in with such a simple script, the problem with LLMs is that they appear to be rather good at getting inside people's heads. I rather think it would be a security concern if your simple no-AI website somehow managed to dispatch each user submission to a dedicated expert psychotherapist case worker, with instructions only to keep them talking as long as possible...

[beepbooptheory]

More like 70 years. And if you werent an asshole you'd realize the problems on your own and write a book about it!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELIZA

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_Power_and_Human_Reaso...