Website makes humans roleplay as AI chatbots
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- Your AI Slop Bores Me runs on two tabs—one for submitting a request, one for answering as an AI—with a human on both sides of every exchange, mocking the chatbot experience without any actual AI.
- The platform uses a credit system: requests cost credits that users earn by answering prompts on the AI-roleplaying side, with one free request available every two minutes.
- AI-side responses are capped at 150 seconds and can be text or images drawn in a bare-bones MS Paint-like tool, with users free to skip requests that don't appeal to them.
- The site features a Discord server and a Hall of Fame showcasing user work, including what the article calls an 'alarmingly good' Starry Night rendition.
- The article notes the ads are 'a little overboard and obtrusive,' despite the platform's otherwise minimal design.
Why it matters: The site is a participatory satire of 'AI slop'—by forcing humans to replicate the low-quality, rushed output associated with AI, it turns users into the very thing they're mocking. The credit-exchange system also blurs the line between game and free micro-labor disguised as parody.
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