So people can focus their attention to parts of content, specifically parts they find irrelevant or adversarial (like ads). LLMs on the other hand pay attention to everything or if they focus on something, it is hard to steer them away from irrelevant or adversarial parts.

Uh... yes? Journalists used to report on crimes and then ask police and town leaders questions on how they're addressing it. And then do follow-up stories weeks or months later, to report on (lack of) progress and again ask police and town leaders questions.

Not sure if you want to count it as a "code of conduct", but it certainly defines rules on how to communicate and contribute to the project.

With the help of LLMs, every software not in a vault has an attack surface. LLMs are quite good at finding different, non-obvious paths, and you can easily test their exploit candidates.

Accessing other users' LinkedIn data via the API requires their OAuth consent, as it should be. But you are welcome to access your own data via the API.

uBlock Origin Lite (compatible w/ ManifestV3) works quite well for me, I do not see any ads wherever I browse.

That ignore the societal influence on an individual. If everyone around you gambles, you are more inclined to take up gambling.