François Fleuret describes his peculiar impostor syndrome: 'they are wrong'
francoisfleuret · x · 2026-10-24
Noted AI researcher François Fleuret tweeted about his unusual form of impostor syndrome: he's always convinced he does things exactly as they should be done, and that it's others or the institution who object because "they are wrong." A witty, humanizing take on researcher psychology.
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