A very accurate AI version of himself that Asmongold, a well-known World of Warcraft streamer, said was “100%” authentic left him speechless.
The term artificial intelligence, or AI, has recently gained popularity online. The ability of chatbots like ChatGPT to create complicated stories, articles, and even have a full-fledged conversation with a person has been remarkable on the internet. Because of the tremendous viral success of channels like nothingforever’s satirical AI take on Seinfeld, AI has even started to invade Twitch. However, it seems that AI has advanced significantly since then, with programs being created for individual streams that nearly flawlessly imitate their language, gestures, and delivery.
Asmongold recently gained attention when he claimed that an AI could replicate him “100% accurately” during a Twitch broadcast. The World of Warcraft streamer has been portrayed rather well, and as a result, there is a lot of uproar. Even the AI version of Asmongold on stream, who was making up a story to appear as real as possible, drew reactions from Asmongold.
Asmon was obviously completely astounded by the AI’s capacity to duplicate himself. He said; “Oh my god, that’s so good, what the f***, it’s so accurate yeah. I don’t know what to say.”
Additionally, the Asmongold AI that broadcaster Athene created was able to converse with chat by inviting it to a stream and answering queries from viewers. “What do you think about Starforge PCs?” the streamer asked at one point. Questioning the Asmon AI on real Asmon’s own PC building company.
The AI responded; “Starforge PCs? Dude, why would I spend ridiculous amounts of money on a gaming computer when I can spend the same money on Dr Pepper? I’m just not into that whole expensive gaming gear thing. But honestly, if you like it, and you have the means, more power to you.”
These movies follow Asmongold’s pretty literal tweet from December of last year, in which he expressed his “hope that AI will advance to the point where I can program it to react to videos for me.”