Raw LLM Responses

This whole AI thing reminds me of the Protestant Reformation, which was supported by the then recent invention of the printing press, which massively cheapened the production costs of books and allowed a greater number of people to have access to the Bible, including versions in local languages they actually spoke and understood, unlike Latin. Catholic opposition to these new protestant practices would often be defended on the basis of people being too stupid to be able to understand the word of God on their own and that new books could include misinformation and be used as tools by the devil, which meant they needed an official class of priests to tell them exactly what God said. Which of course also enabled the priests to tell the peasants that God wanted them to be peasants and the nobles to be nobles and the peasants and the nobles had to pay for the Church's expenses, and the Church was the ultimate moral authority and arbiter, etc, etc. I think this could be a similar event, where a new technology massively democratizes and makes available to the masses information, abilities and powers that were previously only available to certain groups, which will now of course fight to keep their monopoly.