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The new meta: not what you know, or who you know, but which #AI knows which AI.

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Felix Ghauri

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The new meta: not what you know, or who you know, but which #AI knows which AI.

The new meta: not what you know, or who you know, but which #AI knows which AI.

New research on Cornell University’s arXiv just showed something striking. When OpenAI’s GPT-4 screens CVs, it shows up to 60% preference for CVs written by… GPT-4. Even when human-written versions are objectively better.

The AI recognizes its own voice.

Like a signature it didn’t know it was signing.

It’s about pattern matching. Each AI model has its own stylistic fingerprint- word choices, sentence structures, rhythms that persist across everything it writes.

→  Business opportunity for anyone quick and enterprising: a service that tracks “Company X uses Model Y for screening” would be gold for job seekers.

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Felix Ghauri

Applied AI Practitioner · Founder, Futures Forum

Felix helps organisations navigate AI and exponential change. He writes about technology, geopolitics, and the future of work.

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