From Sanity to Madness
📝 Originally published (in Japanese) at forge.workstyle.tech . In a series of satirical videos, I had an AI production team (a planning meeting of 12 roles) write the scripts for the third episode. After reviewing the finished video, the client sent back the following feedback: Mark Zuckerberg doesn't just test things when he's unsure; he tests everything. We should emphasize "trying everything"…
A series of satirical videos featured an AI production team writing scripts for a client's third episode. The client requested a focus on trying everything, emphasizing Bill Gates' obsessive close reading and Mark Zuckerberg's indecisiveness. The AI script evolved from initial drafts to final versions that maintained coherence while conveying the intended absurdity.
The client suggested a test by touching a boiling kettle, but the AI's response lacked the normal reaction. A mosquito was suggested as the next test, but the AI ensured it remained within the individual's own actions. The human team provided intuitive leaps, while the AI made those leaps work within the runtime and ensured factual consistency.
The division of roles allowed the AI to adapt creative leaps into concrete realities, highlighting the importance of a safe middle ground between correct and absurd.
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