The hailo effect

LLM friendliness does not entail competency. One of the many cognitive biases of the human brain is called the halo effect. In short, it describes the tendency to transfer positive impressions of a person or organization from one area to another. If you like a particular actor because of a role, you may think that he or she has good taste in gin, too. When serious fiction authors say something about politics, the media reports it. Or, some bil...