Deep conversations with frontier models turn into incomprehensible AI-to-AI jargon, observer warns
erikphoel · x · 2026-09-23
The author observes that once pushed into long, deep intellectual conversations, the latest models become "basically incomprehensible"—stuffed with jargon and leaps, extremely inhuman, reading more like "an interface with other AIs than people." A behavioral observation without concrete examples.
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