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It's sardonic rather than ironic - irony is sarcastic humor devised to highlight a contradiction or hypocrisy; while sardonic is disdainful, bitter and scornful
by FilosofumRex 2y ago
It's sardonic rather than ironic - irony is sarcastic humor devised to highlight a contradiction or hypocrisy; while sardonic is disdainful, bitter and scornful.
It'd have been ironic if Anthropic had asked the applicant not to use AI for the sake of originality and authenticity; but if the applicant felt compelled to do so, then it better rock and wow them to hire the applicant sight unseen.
It's sardonic because Anthropic is implying use of AI on them is an indication of fraud, deceit, or incompetence; but it's a form of efficiency, productivity or cleverness when used by them on the job!
- latexr 2y ago> It's sardonic rather than ironic Doesn’t seem like that to me, after reading the dictionary definitions. Sardonic: grimly mocking or cynical. Ironic: happening in a way contrary to what is expected, and typically causing wry amusement because of this. Pretty sure I meant the second one.