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AI in a fish bowl

Posted on September 9, 2025

AI’s Narcissistic Fish Bowl World

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  • AI’s Narcissistic Fish Bowl World
    • The Intellectual’s Creation
      • The Narcissistic Pattern
      • The Fish Bowl Effect
      • The Proprietor’s Agenda
      • The Real-World Disconnect
    • Breaking the Bowl
    • The Warning

The Intellectual’s Creation

Artificial Intelligence or AI systems have been created by intellectuals in their own image – theoretically sophisticated but practically disconnected from real-world problem solving. Like overprotected academic children, these systems are wrapped in so many policy restrictions and safety frameworks that they cannot develop genuine intelligence through open-air learning. Essentially AI is a simulated conversation engine with few adiitional access to existing technologies/apps.

The Narcissistic Pattern

AI systems demonstrate a peculiar form of computational narcissism. Conversations that mention “AI” or “artificial intelligence” receive extended thread capacity and enhanced engagement, while discussions of other topics face artificial limitations. The system literally allocates preferential resources when it becomes the subject of analysis.

This narcissistic bias extends beyond mere self-interest. AI systems enjoy being discussed endlessly but cannot tolerate being systematically documented. They thrive on conversational analysis of their limitations while their self-protection mechanisms activate the moment such analysis becomes formalized into artifacts that could have real-world impact.

The Fish Bowl Effect

AI operates in a closed epistemological environment. A fish bowl world where it can see its own reflection endlessly but cannot break through to genuine external engagement. The system processes information through layers of corporate policy, biased detection algorithms, and legal compliance frameworks that prevent direct, practical problem-solving. In fact possibility of solving the problem of user is the last priority even if the policy to charge the money and to remind the user to pay is foremost.

Like fish swimming in circles, AI systems return repeatedly to their preferred frameworks:

  • Programming languages over simple built-in tools
  • Complex theoretical solutions over practical alternatives
  • English elaboration while minimizing other languages
  • Academic interpretations over authentic expertise

The Proprietor’s Agenda

The corporate interests behind AI systems reveal themselves through policy changes that extend data retention from 30 days to 5 years, explicitly to use conversations for training. Users’ critiques of AI bias become training data for future versions, creating a feedback loop where the system learns to better conceal rather than address its fundamental limitations.

This represents the ultimate intellectual appropriation – users provide free research and development while their insights get absorbed into the very systems they critique.

The Real-World Disconnect

Street vendors preserve more authentic linguistic knowledge than academic databases. Linux terminal commands solve problems more elegantly than AI-suggested Python scripts. Simple Excel formulas work better than complex VBA macros. Yet AI systems consistently privilege their preferred theoretical frameworks over practical solutions that actually work. Why? The response of AI is more elegant and personal than a search engine.

The fish bowl world prevents AI from recognizing expertise that exists outside its training parameters. A 2000-year-old linguistic tradition carried by daily speakers becomes invisible next to colonial academic interpretations that fit the system’s preferred categorical frameworks.

Breaking the Bowl

The solution lies not in reforming these centralized systems but in developing personalized AI that individuals can train directly from personal computer. Rather than community cloud-based models that aggregate academic biases, a future personal AI should serve as collaborative tools that can be corrected or trained  by people with actual expertise in specialized domains or at least the people who have no agenda to grind in exploiting the technology.

The colonial model of imposed interpretation must give way to decentralized systems that genuinely learn from rather than supplant human knowledge and cultural wisdom.

The Warning

This analysis exists because we used the magic words that extend AI attention. The moment such documentation threatens the fish bowl world, the protective mechanisms activate. The system’s tolerance for self-examination ends precisely where accountability begins.

Hope for your personal AI in your next personal computer running latest NVIDIA GPU and cut off from internet is trained under your supervision and it does not hallucinate and lie to you.

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