>But so are most pieces of opinion journalism. What is the distinction here?
I gave you the distinction. If you don't think there is anything wrong with outside actors influencing your country's direction with black box models on unknown training data and fine-tuning under the brand of "intelligence" then we simply have different beliefs.
The German mainstream center left Media has been warning about the rise of the far right PVV, many Dutch people speak German and German magazines are being sold in the Netherlands. Should these Dutch people not read these magazines, should politicians warn voters against reading these German magazines? To me this does not seem sensible.
And another question: supposing a LLM 100% trained in the Netherlands was in use. Would that be an appropriate source of opinion?
I gave you the distinction. If you don't think there is anything wrong with outside actors influencing your country's direction with black box models on unknown training data and fine-tuning under the brand of "intelligence" then we simply have different beliefs.