@itsemilyhiggins
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@itsemilyhiggins This website lets humans pretend to be an AI…the answers are both amazing and terrible at the same time
@itsemilyhiggins
Instagram · Talking Head Edit
@itsemilyhiggins This website lets humans pretend to be an AI…the answers are both amazing and terrible at the same time
Performance
Video #24535 · Talking Head Edit
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The creator introduces and demonstrates a website where humans pretend to be an AI chatbot. She shows her experience asking it a question, explains the gamified system where users must also act as the AI to earn credits, and showcases the humorous and crude drawings generated by other users in response to prompts.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Verbal hook · 70%
I think I just found my new favorite thing on the Internet.
Visual hook · 30%
A medium close-up of the creator speaking directly to the camera while holding a small black microphone, creating a personal and direct connection with the viewer.
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Steal this for your own video
I think I just found my new favorite on the Internet.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
A bold, superlative claim about a new discovery ('my new favorite thing') to generate immediate curiosity and frame the subject as highly valuable.
Payoff
A concluding, witty observation that summarizes the chaotic experience and provides a final, memorable punchline.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Interactive Discovery Loop
The video introduces a novel tool or platform, demonstrates its primary function, reveals a surprising interactive requirement, and then showcases the humorous or unexpected results of that interaction.
The Premise Reveal
Clearly and concisely explain the unique concept or gimmick of the subject, establishing the core 'what if' scenario (e.g., 'what if humans pretended to be an AI').
The Initial Experiment
Conduct a simple, relatable test of the concept's primary function to provide a baseline demonstration and set viewer expectations.
The First Payoff
Reveal the unexpected or humorous result of the initial experiment, proving the concept's entertainment value and subverting expectations.
The Participation Twist
Introduce an unexpected rule or interactive mechanic that changes the creator's role from a passive user to an active participant, raising the stakes.
The First-Person Challenge
Show the creator attempting to navigate the new interactive mechanic in response to a specific, often absurd, prompt.
The Humorous Setback
Display the immediate, often negative or funny, feedback to the creator's participation, adding a layer of relatable failure.
The Final Showcase
Present a final, highly engaging example of the concept in action, serving as the ultimate proof of its absurdity and delivering the main punchline.
This website lets humans pretend to be an AI…the answers are both amazing and terrible at the same time
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Draw Yuri stabbing
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Okay
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What do we think?
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well
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let's send that on
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It was worth the wait
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Jimmy
I think I just found my new favorite thing on the Internet. There's a website that looks like an AI chatbot, better fact, it is a human pretending to be an AI. How do I become a millionaire? ChattyPT might have been faster, but we'll be patient. Well, I can confirm this was indeed worth the wait. So when you run out of credits, which I already have, you must LARP as an AI to get more credits. So let's do it. Okay. Draw Yuri stabbing herself. Okay. What do we think? I think we did pretty well. Let's send that on. Someone disliked my work. We have asked for an illustration of better best, and it is taking quite some tier, so I'm expecting a masterpiece. Stay tuned. It was worth the wait. There he is, Jimmy. Sam Allman and Gary Muddy should be they should be scared.