AI ppl loooove to pretend they hold tons secret knowledge. Everyone has Seen Things, and have been trusted with the Esoteric Knowledge. It's also cringe if you don't partake because it implies you're not in the Inner Circle. In reality most people are kinda confused, working it all out ad hoc, relying on the same rumours, and so on - but the status games are hard to resist!
Many users affirm the article's point that AI insiders use manufactured mystique and jargon for status games, while others criticize the dismissal by noting real inner-circle group chats and their policy influence.
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@sebkrier So true, Séb. This is not unique to AI: in some scientific fields, people have long spoken as if they were guardians of the Great Secret. I worked in quantum physics for years, and the same status games sometimes showed up there too.
@sebkrier Well it's all fun and games until you take the group chat memes to public policy meetings and they take what you say seriously over there
@sebkrier That last line in bold, underlined, and italics. Very very true.
@sebkrier No there is definitely an inner circle lol it’s specific group chats
AI ppl loooove to pretend they hold tons secret knowledge. Everyone has Seen Things, and have been trusted with the Esoteric Knowledge. It's also cringe if you don't partake because it implies you're not in the Inner Circle. In reality most people are kinda confused, working it all out ad hoc, relying on the same rumours, and so on - but the status games are hard to resist!
Many users affirm the article's point that AI insiders use manufactured mystique and jargon for status games, while others criticize the dismissal by noting real inner-circle group chats and their policy influence.
Based on 10 visible X reactions from 44 accounts; directional sample.
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