[ExI] Why AI agents invent their own language if you let them chat.

Adrian Tymes atymes at gmail.com
Wed Oct 7 19:07:11 UTC 2026


On Wed, Oct 7, 2026 at 2:21 PM <spike at rainier66.com> wrote:
> Adrian I am counting on you and BillK in particular to play the frontier of AI knowledge game I proposed previously.

It's inapplicable in my case.  I do not presume myself to be the
world's sole leading expert on anything of much significance.

> You know more than anyone here on the economics of lifting small payloads to orbit,

Not even this.

> and the use of low-cost three-axis gyros for navigation, guidance and control.

And definitely not this.

There is a slight exception: stuff so niche that I'm basically the
only person who's written anything on the topic.  I have tried that
game before...and either the AI explicitly said that I was the only
source it could find (which invalidated any surprise when it then
quoted my arguments) or the AI was clueless on the topic.  In the
latter case, it wasn't aware of my writings until I pointed it to them
(via URL, via providing specific names it could look up, or other such
means: no cheating with "but I didn't specifically point the AI to it"
when I gave it enough info to find my stuff).



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