About a month ago, I covered the intriguing situation revolving around Quibble Cop, a massive YouTuber who embarked on a unique experiment in AI technology. Quibble Cop, once beloved for his Let’s Play videos catering to a younger audience, decided to make a hard pivot towards using AI to fully replace himself in his content.
In my video, I took the opportunity to reflect on this development, with a victorious tone, as I had been advocating for the potential of AI to disrupt the entertainment industry. Many had doubted that AI could ever replace a human personality and provide entertainment online, but I firmly contested this notion.
Quibble Cop unveiled his AI creation - a voice modelled after himself and a caricature-like AI avatar in the corner of the screen. The initial reception was underwhelming, as the technology seemed primitive at the time. However, I emphasized that in a couple of years, AI technology would advance to the point where viewers wouldn’t be able to distinguish between AI and human content creators.
Fast forward to today, and Quibble Cop shocked his followers with a tweet declaring the end of Quibble Cop AI. I was inundated with hundreds of tags and messages regarding this announcement from concerned fans and curious onlookers alike.
