This is an internal AI matter.
When an airline deals with the public, it has to do so fairly, and have "rules or guidelines" in place that all of us can discuss. When its a matter of what perks it provides to its own employees, there's nothing for outsiders to say, except possibly to make snide remarks about the large number of nonrevs in J on the AI flights we've flown. I don't think I've ever seen anyone post here identifying him/herself as an employee.
Some airlines have discussion groups for employees, e.g. CX Secrets on Facebook. You may want to see if there is such a group for AI employees.