@komali_2 @xgranade
Of course any such potential usage is a minefield of issues, but this has me thinking.
Because if (keyword being *if*) there were such a usage, that might give some credence to Cory's call the seize the tech, so that we might employ it without dependence on the hostile entities which control it.
Is it wrong to say we really ought to have our own versions of these tools, just in case? Maybe they really will turn out to be useless. But we surely cannot have exhausted all possibilities already, especially with our limited access to these tools.
If a usecase like that is found, we better be able to control it. An anti-stylometry tool we don't fully control would be an absolute disaster... I've heard of attacks embedded in the weights.