<ul><li>Large language models (LLMs) have the capability to reproduce various rhetorical styles and generate text expressing a wide range of sentiments.</li><li>The low-cost availability of LLMs makes them powerful tools for manipulation and control, leading to underestimated societal harms.</li><li>The rapid and unregulated adoption of LLMs has led to the pollution and uniformization of information environments.</li><li>Emerging research areas such as real-time design of choice architectures, computational models of human agents and populations, and reinforcement learning combined with LLMs enable the development of systems for individual, social, and political control.</li></ul>

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