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![Max Levchin explains why B-players hire C-players The co-founder of PayPal and Affirm reflects on the famous Steve Jobs insight that A-players hire A-players, and B-players hire C-players: “It’s profoundly true. But there should be an asterisk explaining why this is true. And the reason for this is fear.” A-players love working with other A-players because they know it will make them better. They want other A-players who challenge them and will tell them when their work isn’t good. Most B-players are net positive too, but as Max argues, some are fearful and will say: “If I have too many B-players or A-players around, I will look terrible and it’ll be very obvious that I’m just not that good. So the way to fix this is for me to become a manager and hire a bunch of people who aren’t very good at all so that I’ll look like the tallest mushroom.” Max continues: “That is the real danger of B-players. Having people who are perfectly willing to do good work day-in and day-out is not the worst thing in the world. There’s plenty of things that A-players will turn their nose from because it’s just not that challenging. B-players are very good for that [type of work]. And a lot of B-players will over time grind their way to being A-players, so you’re investing in their future and they know it, and that’s also positive. But B-players who have fear of being found out are the ones you have to watch out for.” Source: Harry Stebbings 20VC Fund (Feb 2025)](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2080334626279862301/amplify_video_thumb/2080269769249308674/img/drhdzxgCOqpT5qSi.jpg)
![“Something major is changing in the world right now and it's creeping into RuneScape." "[GPT bots] are already randomizing their stats and gear patterns, so it gets difficult for me to spot them now." “Not only did none of the players get suspicious, but the bot literally roasted the players and argued with them for a good 3 minutes without raising suspicion.” "This isn't the only tip off I've gotten about accounts having slightly strangely intelligent conversations within the last week.” “In the not too distant future, bots will be unidentifiable to players. But what if all of a sudden players don't know who is a bot and they're even friends with some of the bots? Unknowingly, bots kind of become somewhat of a positive externality. Players think the game is more populated than it is and find that the player base on average may even be more willing to help out as bots are programmed to break from their gold farming to do some humanlike interaction. So now, unknowingly, players actually like bots, which means JAGEX now likes bots. And as a for profit company, JAGEX actually starts to make their own bots to flood the RuneScape world with more players. It feels like the height of RuneScape in 2006. Many worlds are full, people are chatting. There are bots all over the place that act like cute noobs to give you that rush of dopamine from the nostalgia you've been being fed in not only a digital world but a fake reality of that digital world. There are thousands of fake bossing groups, fake clans, mini-games are full and everyone wants to be your friend. It takes 3 seconds to get a PVP fight whose result is pre-programmed slightly in your favor to keep your brain pumping with dopamine so that you renew your now $50 per month membership. Do you understand what I'm getting at? The nature of our reality is at stake. I'd totally be playing way more RuneScape and be purchasing way more memberships as long as JAGEX could keep tricking me that their bots are real players. Either governments will start regulating required disclosure of [AI] interaction both in video games and elsewhere online, meaning it's illegal for companies not to tell you you're talking to or playing with a nonhuman, or we're all going to be turned completely into dopamine drips.”](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1679846530105131008/ext_tw_video_thumb/1679787376166461440/pu/img/qQPqB2kg67zwtbdn.jpg)
