[New AI Chatbot in San Francisco Exposed as 'Entirely Human Responses': Founder Personally Writes All Answers] BlockBeats reports that on August 10, a new type of 'AI chatbot' named ChatTJB has emerged in San Francisco, USA. However, the 'AI' behind it is not Artificial Intelligence but 'Average Individual.' According to the introduction, ChatTJB was created by artist and former Google employee Tucker Bryant. When users ask questions through the service, all inquiries are personally read, considered, and manually answered by Bryant himself. The project's official website describes it as 'Artisanal Intelligence' and defines it as a 'Single-Operator Large Language Experience (LLE).' Bryant stated that the project aims to satirize users' over-reliance on AI chat tools. He pointed out that as AI tools like ChatGPT become widespread, people are increasingly inclined to accept seemingly confident and fluent answers, while reducing independent thought. He explained that ChatTJB deliberately lowers efficiency to help users rediscover the experience of waiting, uncertainty, and the process of thinking. 'It’s not anti-AI; it’s about encouraging people to rethink.' In addition to text-based responses, ChatTJB also provides hand-drawn images to fulfill users' image generation requests. The project's website explicitly states that this is a satirical public art project, not a genuine AI product. Bryant expressed his hope that after experiencing ChatTJB, users will pause and reflect when encountering AI-generated content in the future: fluent and confident answers do not necessarily equate to correct ones. [Original Link]