The overconfident tone is baked in. LLMs don't have knowledge or world models, and all text they produce is nothing more than statistical relation of input to output based on frequency of appearance and semantic closeness. Therefore you can train the things to lean towards doubtfulness (nobody will use them) or confidence (wow, it must be true if it's this certain). It's abusing the human tendency to anthropomorphize to sell a really shitty product.
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Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net LLM-generated passwords 'fundamentally weak,' experts say
the_dunk_tank @hexbear.net Keter level cognitohazard
Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net Definitely how interviews work
Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net "Just got 10 years deferred felony probation for THC" - a harrowing glimpse at the prison-industrial complex
Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net Landleeches throw party to celebrate being allowed to evict tenants again, fight breaks out
the_dunk_tank @hexbear.net "Is it bad to evict a 93 year old?" "No, it's bad to not pay your rent" - /r/FluentInFinance
Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net Based SCP identified


Through the miracle of modern finance, you can request a loan for a buyout where the collateral is the thing you're buying out. If eBay accepts the offer, GameStop can take out a fifty bil loan to pay eBay for eBay, with the loan secured by the value of eBay.
Private equity does this trick all the time. You do a leveraged buyout, turn the enshittification dial all the way up on your new business, suck the blood out of all your customers as profit, rip the copper out of the walls, and saddle the bought company with the remaining debt of its own purchase.