To mitigate the LLM's learning how to decode the Ghost Font perhaps it could change each time for each client in a way that makes learning difficult to adapt to. Variable noise, variable directions, variable angles, variable blur, variable colors, variable pixel sizes. Seed the variability with the first two octets or hextets of their IP and the time of day to increase difficulty in learning through brute force. assuming this will not mess with people that have sensitivity to seizure inducing patterns.

Out of curiosity can any of the LLM's:

- reach this [1] directly

- and decode it?

If so, which LLM's can reach it and which ones can decode it? It's just a static HTML file, nothing fancy. If any of them can reach it directly then I have homework to do. Created using:

    echo -en '\nA I\n\nT e s t\n\n' | toilet --metal -f pagga --html | brotli --best -fncv > /dev/shm/test.html.br