Ben Hylak argues LLMs killed imposter syndrome by bridging skill gaps

Ben Hylak argues LLMs killed imposter syndrome by bridging skill gaps · Digg

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Workers now use generative tools to quietly complete difficult tasks.

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Workers now use generative tools to quietly complete difficult tasks.

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Vortex@VortexPM666

@rihntv Ong i can just larp and lie about anything now and my lil LLM slave gonna bail me out and actually make it reality 😂 Larp yo way to the top - we got this beautiful extension of human intelligence we’ve never had before and its only getting exponentially better

4:42 AM · Jul 14, 2026

wahala Naija News@wahalaNaijaNews

@rihntv LLMs were the greatest imposter syndrome bailout ever

3:45 PM · Jul 14, 2026

Matt Anderson@matt_anderson

@rihntv This was me Now agents in tmux sessions do impossible amounts of work

5:56 PM · Jul 14, 2026

atharv@notathrv

@rihntv crazy how many people llms bailed out

7:45 AM · Jul 14, 2026

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2 posts, first seen 22h ago

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Positive76.9%23.1%Negative

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Positive users celebrate LLMs as the ultimate bailout for imposter syndrome by letting people fake expertise and gain superpowers, while some negative users argue it heightens anxiety or involves stolen tweets.

Based on 13 visible X reactions from 121 accounts; directional sample.