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If someone tells you they're a top expert, a pioneer, the main thing they're an expert at is playing status games. The same people will probably also try to demean those they feel are in competition with them, because that's how status games work.
As for me, I'm just someone who's been trying to learn as much as possible (not just about AI). That's how I'd define myself: someone who gets excited about stuff and learns about it. If there's an "expert threshold", I hope I never reach it.
I understand you, if it were not for that spark of clarity that comes once I learned a better way there'd be nothing to say of learning
All points are good! Yet 2 answers. First : since some years, I had to recognize that what I sell (what I live from) is not "consulting" as much as expertise, i.e. knowledge. I might say "advice", but "advisor" emphasizes the personal relationship, what isn't my strong point. 1/
(I'm not by any means a DL expert, but pretend to be an expert of data). I've almost no official recognition of that (beyond fiscal status), even no PhD! And the more I learn (or teach, and learn by teaching), the more I feel my ignorance of the field. 2/
Infinite expansion of imagination and humilty. Its far more attractive. 
Ironically you might be playing reverse status games by claiming you never wish to reach some arbitrary expert status
Agreed. Wise words.
There is at least one thing you are an expert in and that is Keras... because you are its founder.
Always keep a "beginner's mind."
Based and Self actualize-pilled
This is so me. Thanks for giving my thoughts a voice 
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