Chatbot Lumo refuses to reveal LLM, sparking transparency debate

By PulseAugur Editorial · [1 sources] · 2026-05-29 14:32

A user inquired about the underlying large language model powering the Lumo chatbot, but the chatbot refused to disclose this information. This lack of transparency suggests that major AI players are distributing their models and collecting user data for further development. The situation highlights the need for regulation, with a proposal for clear labeling of AI model ingredients, similar to food product labeling, to inform users about the composition of AI-generated outputs. AI

IMPACT Lack of transparency in AI chatbots may necessitate regulatory labeling, similar to food products, to inform users about model origins and data collection practices.

RANK_REASON User expresses opinion and calls for regulation regarding AI chatbot transparency.

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Mastodon — sigmoid.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] · 2026-05-29 14:32

I simply asked which LLM the Lumo chatbot was using. It refused to tell me. Now I understand the profusion of chatbots. It is simply the big players vending the

I simply asked which LLM the Lumo chatbot was using. It refused to tell me. Now I understand the profusion of chatbots. It is simply the big players vending their models, and collecting data to make them more whatever they are. The opportunities are enormous, to capture the opera…

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I simply asked which LLM the Lumo chatbot was using. It refused to tell me. Now I understand the profusion of chatbots. It is simply the big players vending the

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