The idea that scattering posts across the #internet under a fake name keeps you safe may no longer hold:
"If #LLMs' success in deanonymizing people improves, the researchers warn, governments could use the techniques to unmask online critics, corporations could assemble customer profiles for 'hyper-targeted advertising', and attackers could build profiles of targets at scale to launch highly personalized social engineering #scams."
Dan Goodin for 
@arstechnica:
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@dw_innovation/116243978570556791
I wonder if LLMs will also help to counter that? e.g. for new accounts we can ask LLM to rewrite text according to separate "personality", and that can be done even with locally run LLMs
