YT recommended this. I'm sharing it because the kid's acting chops are incredible. I've never used ChatGPT, so I can't vouch for the satire's accuracy.
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How we treated AI in 2023 vs 2025
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DeanMcStabs
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This guy's skits are great. The movie this skit is based on is also a great movie. Movie the skit is based on is called Whiplash if anyone is curious. I also have never used GPT so idk about that either lol
He wasted five tokens to get it to say "I'm not human" 
But yeah, the one thing AI is going to have to do to replace human writing is stop sounding like AI. As I've said before, AI will raise the bar for mediocrity, but if you want professional results out of it, it takes a lot of work. Almost more than just writing the damned essay yourself. Assuming you can do more than a mediocre job at it.
But yeah, the one thing AI is going to have to do to replace human writing is stop sounding like AI. As I've said before, AI will raise the bar for mediocrity, but if you want professional results out of it, it takes a lot of work. Almost more than just writing the damned essay yourself. Assuming you can do more than a mediocre job at it.
DeanMcStabs
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Weird Al rules lmao
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MCDesigns
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I actually got the impression he wasn't acting, and if so that actually pissed me off instead of being funny. Instead of getting pissed ChatGPT isn't giving you what you want, write it yourself human boy POS!
Considering ChatGPT is currently estimated to have an IQ of 155 I seriously doubt it would let a human talk to it like that or put up with that kind of berating. That guy seems like the kind that would have a smart home and let AI run it, but if he pisses if off, who knows what AI would do, LOL
I feel to many people are leaning on AI to do everything for them. I like it for image generation and animation, but I try to avoid it in every other aspect of life
Love Weird Al! LOL