There's value in shrouding a potentially controversial statement in load-bearing ambiguity to keep the upside while capping downside.
LLMs are great at taking a statement and expanding and making it more ambiguous.
LLMs are also great at reading between the lines in a long and ambiguous statement.
As more people use LLMs to produce more ambiguous communication, more people will need to rely on LLMs to decode it.
That could lead to a red queen race where communication is just as hard, but now LLMs are a required part of it.
An equilibrium of misery.
If you add another lane to a highway, it makes people's commutes for the same time able to go further, where they can afford cheaper / nicer houses, so they buy them, and then before you know it it's back to being as much traffic as it was before.