[igleria]

> people delegating final authority on the truth to an AI

I can't avoid looking down on this attitude. But speaks more about people than it speaks about AI: those people want to win an argument, nothing more and nothing else

> There are already organizations taking advantage of this, actively producing "AI propaganda", meaning propaganda aimed at the LLMs themselves in order to influence their understanding of what is truthful and bend it towards powerful actors' agendas. They're not even hiding the fact that they're doing this.

namely grok.

[nnevatie]

> those people want to win an argument

Indeed - X, specifically, is infested with "Grok is this true?" -type discourse.

[cyanydeez]

well lets be fair, X is also infested with bullshit, so in that arena, it's more often more true than whatever is on X.

argument still valid but keep in mind the context.