Can AI Create Model Railway Videos? | Sam'sTrains AI Experiment

[@Sohave]

I was kind of hoping for a Sam with 14 fingers reviewing some AI generated amalgamation of a typical model train.

[@BAKU2K2]

Followed by a part where he randomly starts eating his model train collection while singing "My Way."

[@Sudriantank743]

​@@BAKU2K2 lol

[@Alex-cw3rz]

Sounds like most hornby online descriptions nowadays

[@Phileas_Albert_Sinatra]

Gee i really wonder why…

[@SamsTrains]

hahaha reckon we're onto something there xD Thanks for watching, Sam :)

[@BarbaraOakley-c6i]

Don't robots care about sprung buffers?

[@Model_train_enjoyer4014]

Or the crawl test lol

[@ChristopherDennie-tc5jt]

Does anyone else think that it’s really cursed to see a purely British locomotive pulling American rolling stock, or is that just me?

[@RTek1986]

I find it mildly amusing, especially since the loco and cars are also from vastly different eras!

[@markolysynchuk5264]

The different scale is also very visible, especially between the Castle class and open wagons.

[@branchlineshunter]

I can already hear the Great Western clan typing away at their keyboards.

[@SamsTrains]

hahaha!

[@RichardKuivila1947]

@@SamsTrains So ...GW Clan prefers AI Sam ? ?

[@branchlineshunter]

@@RichardKuivila1947 I was actually referring to the rolling stock portion ( I should probably clarify )

[@a2020vision_official]

This is a fantastic example of how useful current AI models are when applied to anything needing any level of specialist knowledge - that is to say, not really. To avoid attracting the ire of AI bros I'm just going to say this was actually better than I was expecting, and leave it as that. Also this must be one of the first times I recall hearing you ask people to subscribe and definitely the first I recall hearing you say anything about the notification​bell

[@theproducertm]

This channel is probably not the place where AI fans would gather. Thankfully.

[@subduedATTITUDE]

@@theproducertmI wouldn’t call myself an AI fan but I do use it regularly and I like it. However, it can incredibly frustrating to use and it gets incredibly dumb when the interactions go on too long. It can be very useful at times and fun to use but certainly has some big limitations and is nowhere near as good as some people make out.

[@theproducertm]

@@subduedATTITUDE I can go live with that. I'd probably not consider what you described as an AI fan.

[@johnd8892]

The subscribe and notification script likely has more positives than negatives for most KZbin channels. One of the few things not laughable in this AI script.

[@kiwitrainguy]

Sam is probably the only KZbinr that I have never heard (or seen via icons at the bottom of the screen) asking viewers to like and subscribe.

[@chompette_]

Didn't mention the riveting on the cab roof or the single chimney, 5/10

[@Renault_75-34MX]

Would've expected for the voice to be AI, either generic or trained on your voice just long enough to make it sound like you, but still have the robotic sound ai voices have

[@SamsTrains]

haha yeah I did think about getting AI to make the video too... but I wanted to actually make the video, otherwise I wouldn't have the rights to post it haha! Thanks for watching, Sam :)

[@Charmaster04]

"Happy railwaying." (Shows a man weighing a rail.)

[@gwheregwhizz]

Hi Sam! I just wanted to say a huge thank you for your excellent review of the model locomotive. Your attention to detail and passion for model railways really shines through in your videos. Your insights and thorough analysis are incredibly helpful and much appreciated. Keep up the fantastic work! Generated using AI 🙂

[@SamsTrains]

hahaha excellent - from one bot to another, thank you! Thanks for watching, Sam :)

[@cathybrind2381]

Are you a chatbot? Just asking.

[@azuma892]

Is the camera position also suggested by AI? Does AI not want you kneeling on the carpet? Maybe it's helping you prepare for your senior years when you'll be struggling to get up. Hopefully that is not the case. 🤣

[@SamsTrains]

Yes - it wanted my railway in the background... if it took the context of my railway being on the ground into account, it might not have said that! Thanks for watching, Sam :)

[@Cape_Cod_Steve]

As Spock would say , " Fascinating " ​@@SamsTrains

[@Cape_Cod_Steve]

Great question about camera position 👍@azuma892

[@michaelwhite8031]

An excuse for a night on the tiles :D

[@RichardKuivila1947]

Sorry. That IS the case !

[@davidmolin8944]

I was kinda expecting the entire video to be generated by ai with ai footage, voice music and all. Certainly a stranger video which I don’t think would go over so well with your audience lol

[@SamsTrains]

haha yeah I thought that'd be a step too far haha! Thanks for watching, Sam :)

[@benj.kerman609]

Swiss001 (a flightsim KZbinr) did a video sort of like that a while ago, even with an AI generated face cam, although the footage was normal MSFS.

[@birtle123]

I bet there's a few senior managers at Hornby hoping that this is a permanent arrangement. Your job is safe Sam as AI obviously has a lot to learn. How anybody could describe a class 66 as "beautiful" is beyond my imagination.

[@SamsTrains]

haha absolutely! I think so too - definitely not doing convincing job of being me at the moment! Thanks for watching, Sam :)

[@dr.anderson1847]

You should do something like this with other AI applications. Imagine the unhinged things Novel AI would have you do

[@johnspencer2914]

I love the way AI always tries to be serious and ends up creating comedy LOL

[@Alpha-oo8]

For those people who haven’t watched the video and are having a panic attack, don’t worry, Sam isn’t planning on replacing his content with ai. This video is more of a “well that was wired. This is why I’m not using ai” kind of experiment

[@clayv5422]

Honestly chatgtp didn't do to bad i was genuinely surprised

[@VauxhallRailfan]

Fun fact- chat gpt actually knows that some models are older and some are newer, for example if you ask chat gpt ‘write me a script for a sam’sTrains video and include what should be seen on screen’ and add ‘make it about the accurascale class 66’ it knows that its fairly new, and if you ask chatgpt ‘make it about the lima class 37’ it says: ‘lets take a trip down memory lane’ and ‘it has just the essentials and no extra detail’ So it does know to a certain degree, but still 80% of the stuff it says is just made up.

[@BAKU2K2]

2:27 A British Engine designed for passenger service pulling American freight.

[@MrBnsftrain]

I'm surprised the ai didn't specifically ask for hopper cars and box cars. It just said 'freight cars' probably because the ai isn't familiar with British terminology unless you specify it. Chatgpt is developed by a San Francisco comapny. I am surprised it picked actual models instead of nonexistent ones like the Hornby City Of Truro and Bachmann class 91

[@Gatherleymodeller.]

Great video to help younger people get into the hobby, since they have to live with ai!

[@SamsTrains]

haha true - scary times! Thanks for watching, Sam :)

[@xXExtremeGameXx]

@@SamsTrains It is scary to think what the future holds with Ai

[@Keaness]

@@xXExtremeGameXxThere’s a lot of scary things the future holds for our younger generation I’m glad I’ve escaped most of the nonsense as a 24 year old!

[@VauxhallRailfan]

0:13 got a heart attack when i saw this

[@tndyellow1]

Why

[@VauxhallRailfan]

@@tndyellow1 because its a British locomotive with American rolling stock

[@tndyellow1]

@@VauxhallRailfan ok

[@JohnCouldwell]

Dont forget the castle class comes with modern features such as a chimney and whistle. Nice to know our jobs are safe from AI for now. 😂

[@chugwaterjack4458]

Did AI tell you to derail the first wheel set at 4:18. What a classic this is. CHATGP wrote a script that sounds like every other review, both on YT and in print. How someone can write nearly two ages on a frequently faulty loco, and never mention the problems, is beyond me. Well done, Sam!

[@Larry]

There is a thing where AI is being trained via KZbinr's scripts, I know at least two of my videos have been used to train AI. But, did you notice any similarities with what you've said in your previous videos that repeated in the script or anything?

[@joshslater2426]

I remember that LowestPercent and Abyssoft had their Mario videos stolen by AI, both by the same channel. The former’s was about playing Mario Odyssey without Cappy and the letter’s was about how a Mario Kart 64 cheater didn’t get caught. The AI versions were only a third of the length, had lots of sweeping generalisations, and were borderline incorrect sometimes.

[@ChrisJNeale]

No mention of sprung buffers though!

[@AQuietNight]

THAT is a major fail.

[@CrossGuardMania]

Sam’s Trains AI translation: “hello friends welcome from train world, up today I’m Sam and we going review look Hornby new and new class gwr 4 by heljan”, cut away of Sam doing a cart wheel to simulate a conductor.

[@TheSharkKing45]

That Freightliner/Genesee and Wyoming 66 looked strangely natural hauling US stock.

[@SamsTrains]

Indeed it did, haha! Thanks for watching, Sam :)

[@countottovanshanoo822]

An interesting experiment. Can't help thinking the AI sounded a lot like those terrible Hornby descriptions you did a video about a while back ;-)

[@SamsTrains]

haha it does doesn't it? Characterless and informationless descriptions! Thanks for watching, Sam :)

[@timchalk6810]

The term lucky stab in the dark reminds me of those hornby instructions that you have read out on previous reviews😂

[@MadBiker-vj5qj]

I think the role of 'Sam's Trains Producer' is safe for now Sam, the AI just did not cut the mustard.

[@joshslater2426]

This was a funny video, but one I would never want to be a recurring thing. I have no idea what you fed the AI, but I like how it gives details that aren’t correct (like praising the weathering that doesn’t exist). The AI clearly didn’t grasp your style, as it didn’t even do a history of the loco or a final rating.

[@Phileas_Albert_Sinatra]

Well at least it didn’t say that a castle class had a Diesel engine and a horn -because that is what it said when I Asked it about (slightly) fictionalised (by operation area) JNR C62 class locomotive (C62 48 to be specific) : ) Anyways, interesting video Sam As always

[@SamsTrains]

haha true - I suppose I should give it credit for that! Thanks for watching, Sam :)

[@bavarianbanshee]

Ooh! Sam! You could do one more of these for the next April fool's video!

[@scottremish1456]

I appreciated the "behind the scenes" part of the video. Some of the "uncanny valley" obvious, but to a model railroading outsider, there are areas I'm clueless about and would have totally missed.

[@spudliet]

Tbh I I liked the short-form nature of this, got all the facts I need with minimal time spent. Thanks AI! You're the best.

[@nathangamble125]

As someone who isn't familiar with your videos, the script doesn't seem bad. In fact, I'd say it was remarkably well done, for an AI which can't even see the models that it's supposed to be describing. There were still some obvious errors though, and the ChatGPT was clearly just making stuff up based on what other people have said in model locomotive reviews rather than basing its statements on information about these specific models (though, also, I wouldn't expect ChatGPT to have access to specific information about the design and build quality of these exact models). I think it did better than I would have, as I don't have much context for things to point out, while ChatGPT is at least aware of things that would normally be highlighted in a locomotive review, even if it gets the details wrong. After watching a couple of your other videos for comparison though, it's obvious that you do a better job of scripting videos yourself. ChatGPT can reformulate reviews it's seen before and present mostly-vaguely-accurate descriptions of features, but it completely lacks the actual understanding and passion of an enthusiast. Even if all of the errors in this video had been corrected and the anecdotes and comments directly comparing the AI script to your own videos were removed, your own writing style is more engaging. ChatGPT's presentation style is actually better than I expected it would be, but it's still pretty generic and uninspired.

[@b12fan]

Now Ai seems to unfortantly take over everything, But if theres one thing it will never replace. Its good ol Sam

[@SamsTrains]

hahaha thank you! Hopefully not xD Thanks for watching, Sam :)

[@peterfranks5031]

Forget A I, you're better. I love the NCE dcc. I've had one for 15 years, and hasn't missed a beat.

[@Calilasseia]

A timely warning about the failings of AI chatbots. If they fall over on a topic such as railway modelling, imagine the damage they could potentially inflict in a more critical arena of debate.

[@rambledogs2012]

I reckon you should do another one but include as much detail as possible as the script request was extremely basic for it to actually know what you fully wanted out of it.

[@modelrailfan37]

This is quite interesting! One thing I found incredibly interesting is that this video has a very similar format to locomotive review videos from DIY and Digital Railroad, an American KZbinr I sometimes watch! Overall I think this proves that while AI can work for some things, it doesn’t work for everything, and humans definitely cannot be replaced by AI, at least right now…. I am surprised by how much it came up with for you to include though, some of which was even quite accurate!!

[@Angling_addict]

2:23 an English train with American couplings?!??😂😂😂 love the content!!

[@heiderichvladimir7341]

Fantastic video, Sam! The AI experiment was fascinating, and it's incredible to see how technology can blend with our love for model railways. The review of the GWR Castle Class and the Class 66 locomotives was spot on - both models look amazing. The details and performance you highlighted really show why these are such beloved choices for enthusiasts. Keep up the great work and looking forward to more innovative content like this!

[@heiderichvladimir7341]

"Refine it to sound a bit more cocky": Great video, Sam! Looks like AI is no match for a true model railway enthusiast like you. The GWR Castle Class and Class 66 reviews were on point - those models are absolutely top-tier, just like your content. Keep pushing the boundaries and showing everyone how it's done!

[@shiftingears1325]

Honestly, good concept and got a lot of laughs from it, Sam. AI may suck at writing your videos, but it can’t stop your entertaining production value!

[@leoclown83]

This video is a good example for why AI is a bad form for video creation and (to my unsurprised shock) that people don't finish the video first or even watch it entirely before commenting. Great video Sam! These videos/comments made are considered great experiments themselves. Glad its the only one you need for this subject.

[@ralphwest8156]

Great fun video ' ...don't think we're quite ready for the 'Upside Down' just yet '

[@Verylonelyloconow]

Love those british wagons

[@soheiltrains]

Chat GPT is an American company which is why the video sounded very American. It also only holds information up to (I think) around 2020, so perhaps back then these models were regarded as some of the best? A very interesting video 👍

[@stuarthart3370]

that was the most intriguing and thought provoking video you've ever made. It was fascinating thanks!

[@nigelcole1936]

So here goes... "The review excellently highlights the model train's quality. The design and construction clearly received a great deal of attention to detail, making it an outstanding acquisition for any model train collector. The video is also well-crafted, offering clear visuals and detailed explanations that effectively display the train's features and performance. Excellent work!... this review of Sams video was written with ChatBPT 🤣

[@dannyvanstraelen3273]

This stuff really scares me, only to think of it, we're just at the beginning of AI, it's in the stadium of a black &white TV was in the fifties, and this will revolution 10x faster. It will open pandoras box, as good as this already is now, people will get paranoid as you can't trust anyone or anything anymore. Think of a simple scenario, get get a phone call from a daughter, son or what relative doesn't matter, saying they are in trouble, demand some money to help them out, I know for sure that hundreds of elderly people will fall for that, 10x worse than the scam calls we already are confronted with. The trust in telecommunications will crumble under your feet. A simple hear play on the of War Of The Worlds caused a general public panic in 1938 in the US by people who missed the intro, imagine what AI would cause…

[@SamsTrains]

Yeah - goodness knows where it'll go... but it's not going to be replacing model railway reviewers any time soon luckily! Yeah the possibilities are quite scary Thanks for watching, Sam :)

[@cimpulungmuscel]

That was so funny Sam! I want to let you know that your wonderful channel increased my passion fot model railways, kind regards from Bogotá - Colombia. and keep doing that excellent job. (sorry about my poor english.)

[@kiwitrainguy]

Your English is better than AI English.

[@dakshanbalaramesh]

That thumbnail is going to give me nightmares

[@SamsTrains]

hahaha sorry for that!! Thanks for watching, Sam :)

[@edbridges1164]

Damn I was just gonna say that!

[@adk0902]

Hi, Sam, thank God you’re not planning on using AI for your videos. Keep making them yourself, those are the ones I enjoy. 👍

[@specs.weedle]

i have doubts that this was the first script it came up with doesn't have enough blatant errors that would be easily caught by anyone who's even remotely familiar with the subject matter

[@azuma892]

It feels more like a showcase than a review. This sounds like the mundane "reviews" of a certain KZbin "reviewer" from Bolton who has a close relationship with manufacturers and retailers, not naming anyone specifically. 😝

[@michaelwhite8031]

Lol, lol, lol :D

[@heaptoncollierymodelrailwa6011]

That’s a fun video! Hypothetically though- you can train certain AI based on inputs ect to create a more individual prompt maker

[@limehuzki]

2:51 I would like to note that a tuned class motor would effect everything. Yes weight plays a role mechanically, but a torque tuned motor will perform drastically different from a speed tuned motor..... Although this is highly dependent on what kind of motor your locomotive uses.... For you in the UK this is similar to a 3 pole motor vs a 5 pole. Except there are many more options that can effect performance drastically

[@gazzythomas]

Good video Sam, I guess an introduction to explain the objective and how you set it up might have been helpful. I know this was well covered, though it may have helped some of the subscriber base relax and enjoy the ironic results

[@gregoru98]

Happy railroading Sam!

[@Noodlewerfer]

I thought it was amusing how it instructed you through DCC chipping the Class 66 on screen. Very strange but a funny experiment.

[@An_Economist_Plays]

AI GPT is great at writing marketing materials. 🙂

[@NWRJ_WStudios]

To be honest Sam AI scares me a little bit, because who knows where it's going to go next in the future. Cheers Jasper & Willow

[@i-muts]

I enjoyed this far too much, mainly because I enjoy when the oh so powerful AI goofs up.

[@JerseyBill-x9r]

At first, I thought that this was an early video you had made. The music was appropriate for the class 66 but I knew that ChatGPT has only been around a few years if that. Then you mentioned the upgrade to the platform and stupid me went through that bit of video over and over again and seen nothing. I still thought it was an early video because of your unvarnished delivery and scripted comments. Then came the review that was full of flowers and butterfly's not to mention the US hoppers. It truly was after that part of the video was over that I stop scratching my head. You should have saved this experiment for April Fool's Day because I laughed out loud at myself for falling for the whole thing. You got me! Absolutely great and fun video, Jersey Bill P.S. I may never trust you again, lol.

[@CrazyThomasFan]

Yo Fun Video! Question, was the inclusion of no Music requested by the Ai?

[@SamsTrains]

I only had it specify music at the start there, so assumed no music for the rest! Thanks for watching, Sam :)

[@OlivierGabin]

Try to get a kernel panic (this one is a Linux concept which translates into a blue screen of death for Windows users) to the AI by reviewing something by Heljan (Tango anyone ?). Honestly, I prefer the man-on-the-bridge method of work for your videos. I can't imagine what it could do with my ideas of novels (complete kraft I guess).

[@Skinvictus]

Great video Sam, fantastic microwave review! (Comment also written by AI)

[@DaveAtLittleton]

To be fair, given that the video, overall made sense, as in, it was coherent and scrip had a clear beginning, middle and end and didn't go off on a tangent making you talk about washing machines or something, it pretty impressive how far AI has come and it will only get better at this kind of stuff

[@SamsTrains]

Yeah that is true - on a scale between incoherent nonsense and a thorough review, I guess it was nearer the latter!

[@SDD3204]

Just as I thought... THIS is the REAL Sam and all "Sam's videos" up to now have been 100% AI ! ROFL...

[@RichardKuivila1947]

YES ! Stay with the RI Sam's Trains !

[@LUNITUNZBackup]

That was an interesting video. AI has a long way to go before accurately replicating actual human interactions. Anyway, Happy railroading!

[@mickycarter2365]

the effort to put knuckle couplers on British locomotives was kind of cursed but other then that, its an interesting thing though lets hope its not a trend, since AI can never replace your actual thoughts on a locomotive and your wit when things are not as advertised. (Plus the lack of no Welcome back to the railway was defiantly off)

[@bavarianbanshee]

This is both eerie and hilarious.

[@ivoryfields2631]

the AI got the spirit, but maybe doesn't. Schrödinger's spirit?

[@SamsTrains]

hahaha!

[@notmuch_23]

Perhaps you can have a contest where viewers write a script for you for a few given products.

[@AbeTheBabe6233]

why are there knuckle couplings?

[@vincentmaddux2302]

I caught the too and the American rolling stock

[@survivingworldsteam]

Because AI told him to!

[@vincentmaddux2302]

@@survivingworldsteam still, I I want to know how, can you put knuckle couplers on UK locomotives models?

[@survivingworldsteam]

​@@vincentmaddux2302 Kadee makes couplers that fit into NEM pockets. Just search for "Kadee NEM couplers."

[@OptimusPrimer-ge3gz]

@@vincentmaddux2302I imagine it was fairly easy for Sam to 3D print a knuckle coupler that fits into a UK standard NEM pocket. :)

[@little_britain]

I think AI overall is a bit like OCR - 95% good sounds great in theory, but in reality it's just not good enough without a lot of manual work added on afterwards. In the end, a good creator would be better off starting off from scratch. However, for beginners or those with disabilities AI might well provide a good starting point.

[@eezawyrdo3052]

Get the AI to generate the whole video with your face "Thomas the Tank engine" style on the front of whatever you are reviewing telling us about it like it was actually you. Could be funny. Toot toot!

[@thorisrain]

A.I. stands for Automated Ignorance. Machine learning, on the other hand, is a tool, which interestingly is what you also sound like if you follow it's marketing-friendly script. :D Very interesting video, cheers Sam, you had me worried there cos it's not Halloween or April 1st! :)

[@peterboyes1113]

Perhaps as part of your review of AI you could show how to recycle it to create something with some value!

[@westerner2549]

Let’s just say, I prefer Sam himself then the AI generator

[@Hercules4277]

Its crazy how AI see things differently, and Trains especially because they have such little detail and AI can never get it right.

[@Demo-critus]

TBF, you didn't give ChatGPT much to work with. I find it useful under expert supervision and with giving it feedback, pointing out mistakes, etc. I've used it to create drafts for press releases, tweets, etc. but also to write Javascript code. Also, you could train an LLM on the text of all your video scripts to get more "Sam-style" output. Finally, you should always consider output as a draft (likely with mistakes) that gives you something to build on.

[@SamsTrains]

Yeah sure - but the more I help it, the less it's doing... I wanted to see what it could come up with by itself! Thanks for watching, Sam :)

[@cathybrind2381]

If you've got to go to those lengths to get the result you want, why bother. You might just as well do it yourself.

[@survivingworldsteam]

@@cathybrind2381 this!

[@Demo-critus]

You'll need to make an effort to understand how LLMs work, so you get to understand what you realistically can and (especially) cannot expect from them. Don't use them as black boxes. Oh, and be critical and skeptical of the output - but that's good advice in any situation 🙂

[@stephendavies6949]

I frequently see these sorts of videos on YT regularly, and they're OK if the subject matter is of passing interest. But let's be honest, they're an "informercial". No substitute for your "real life", forensic approach. An interesting and worthwhile experiment, nonetheless. You see this on eBay descriptions these days too, which can lead the sellers into problems with consumer protection legislation.

[@TobyOliverHenryFan]

Did Ai recommend what rolling stock the engines should pull because those are bloody American trucks! 8:40 That explains it. Smart on your end.

[@elizabetharas5748]

To be fair.. if you gave it a decently detailed prompt, you could use it for help with a script and then improve it, but I don't think I'd use it to write complete scripts from scratch.

[@williamnichols467]

I think maybe the mention of Bachmann threw ChatGPT off, as it may have looked for Bachmann reviews first, and there are probably more reviews out there of Bachmann US models than Bachmann UK Models

[@SamsTrains]

Yeah probably - though I didn't mention Bachmann, it picked that! Thanks for watching, Sam :)

[@SproutyPottedPlant]

Replace the train segments with images of house plants going for a swim in a music studio

[@davidchilds9590]

I have tried using AI to write scripts. It has its uses, but first drafts are always awful! There is an art to creating cues that produce a focused outcome.

[@fredrich9841]

Thanks Sam for an interesting experiment! 🙂

[@teagor9505]

I think it's interesting what shots etc it decided to show, I wonder what it could conjure up if you actually feed the ai with accurate data over the model & your opinions. If you do ever choose to do another ai video -perhaps as a side april fools video or so- I would love to see the introduction being reused ironically. Thanks for the video again.

[@SamsTrains]

haha that would probably create quite a scary result!! Thanks for watching, Sam :)

[@Nico93]

how difficult was it on keeping a straight face?

[@sgw8903]

It is no surprise that AI generated text sounds just like a corporate public relations speech. No humanity or soul. Almost makes me glad to be old. Don't worry Sam, it should be a few years yet until they have crammed it down enough ears to totally replace individual thought, creativity and expression altogether.

[@ArmedStepney]

I was watching this video when I where we got an AI AD LOL

[@alanlansdell7533]

This is like Sam's trains. but from Lidl.

[@ok-dr4]

Great video Sam! The AI experiment was interesting!

[@SamsTrains]

Thank you - I thought it would be fun to try! Thanks for watching, Sam :)

[@Lv-sl3rm]

GOD the AI part gave me brain rot. Though I will say the thought of a British passenger locomotive coming to the US and performing a coal drag on the N&W is amusing at the least.

[@fenna_pel]

my general perception is that 'creative AI' has little concept of context (for example AI images where hands have 6 fingers more often then you care to count and AI text to speech making a mess of acronyms) edit, still thx for this experiment Sam 🙂