Fighting bureaucracy with an LLM 'slop cannon': one user's data-room counterattack
StewartalsopIII · x · 2026-10-05
The author describes using an LLM as a "bureaucratic slop cannon": when failing institutions demand paperwork from him, he responds with an entire data room full of generated bureaucracy. He recalls encountering the "sovereign citizens movement" in California — whom the FBI calls paper terrorists for flooding administrators with paperwork they must answer by law — and notes that with LLMs, such tactics have become far easier to scale.
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