Charborg's Criken AI falling apart towards the end when they kept trying to do the same joke over and over again about Criken's turkey belly exploding and him puking was the funniest shit ever
seeing Criken's gmod person in nightmare house 2 is so nostalgic, I can't tell if he actually doesn't remember playing the map 10 years ago or if he's pretending not to remember lolol also I love charborg's creativity, his stream ideas are always top tier and the matching gmod fit with his actual clothes is too funny 😂
It's so funny how often these AIs use asterisks. It's particularly interesting because I remember watching a video (Sarah Z, I think) about AI girlfriends, where she got her own AI platonic friend for research purposes and used it for an extended period of time. She said the AI kept using asterisks, and she kept telling it not to, but it just wouldn't stop. Is asterisk speak plaguing people-mimicking AI everywhere???
@@sanguillotine I'm actually happy someone asked, this topic is super interesting to me. Basically programming code has things called "strings". Strings are typically in quotes and are stored as text. So for example, if you made code saying: sentence = "this is an explanation" Then you told the program to show *sentence* on the screen, it would say "this is an explanation". You can think of it like making a single word represent a whole sentence. Now whats happening here is when they speak, they're asking the code to make a response. So the code takes what they say, translates it into a string, then runs it through the code. So it would be: Generate response based on "string" Ex: response = generateResponse(input); Where response is what's generated, and generateResponse is using 'input' to go through other code in order to generate that response. Now the biggest thing to note here is that strings are almost always surrounded by quotes. Surrounding something in quotes in code is telling the code that it's text. Not a number, not a value, just plain text. The issue with some programming languages is this. When it asks you for your input, what happens if you put a quote at the end of it? Put in: this is an explanation" So the code reads: input = "this is an explanation" " There's an extra quotation at the end of that. So to the code, it looks like it ends at that first quotation mark. Though the second quotation mark would be meaningless and would make an error. But what if you input: this is an explanation" print So: input = "this is an explanation" print" That could result in it thinking the string is over and treating the "print" part as code to display the rest of the code afterwards. (This is very simplified btw) That's what's called injection. It was a method to get people's credit cards a long time ago, because you would just input a simple phrase followed by a line of code and it would pop out everything it had stored. So basically when they say they turned the heat up, something went wrong with the code and broke it in the same manor as injection and it resulted in it thinking that the rest of the code was a part of its response I'm no expert, I'm still studying computer science, so if any of that was confusing let me know!
@@sanguillotine also if you're interested in a better explanation than me, look up "hacking websites with SQL injection" posted by computerphile. Tom Scott does a much better job at explaining it
@@sanguillotine The reason that it's funny as a computer science major is because injection is extremely outdated. Nearly every single programming language has contingencies to prevent it, PLUS methods being taught to people majoring in computer science that prevent it. But they somehow managed to do it within 10 minutes by pure accident. You don't see injection much anymore, so it's funny to see them break it so fast in a way that has layers and layers of protection against happening
@@fafflerproductions it’s funny that they managed to break something so easily, but I don’t really get what they actually did. Does it have to do with the Criken AI constantly talking about being a furry or something?
38:10 I have been stuck on this part of the video for days now. I get the urge to watch a Charborg VOD. So I click on one I've already started (this one) and... All I hear is "me-ow! meeeoow! daddycat! help me!" And I immediately decide to put this off for another day 😭 😭 😭 even WITH context its a heavy 10 seconds 😂😅
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Charborg's Criken AI falling apart towards the end when they kept trying to do the same joke over and over again about Criken's turkey belly exploding and him puking was the funniest shit ever
The AI voices are actually really good, if I wasn’t looking at the screen I sometimes couldn’t tell when it was them talking or the AI
I think the Charborg voice works better idk why though
i’m new to charborg and was confused for like 10 mins 😭 had to look at the title again to understand the video
@@sanguillotine it understands his stutter and "um"ing
Playing chicken with AI in the funniest way possible (what a cool idea for a stream, loved watching it)
at 43:26 you can literally see the emotions cycling through his face as he realizes he has to call criken daddy
This is such a genius idea for a stream. Charborg and criken have had so many creative uses of using ai voice and chat
The glasses reflection on criken is so funny at times
Another fantastic collab with Charkitten & Daddycat Criken 😻
gonna have to stop you right there, bud
Please dont speak, ever
this is what me and girlfriend call eachother
I was waiting to them to say charkitten but only got the daddycat 😭
@@jackbennett2269 Legit had me waiting too lmao
Edit: ooo charbo AI does say it at 3:35:40 ish
It feels like I’m watching a romance rn💀💀
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Such a fun idea, would love to see more of this!
Not even fifteen minutes in and I have to stop watching bc my face and stomach hurt from laughing too much
ai criken fucking up and going into a femdom shpiel is some of the funniest shit
damn this is keeping my ass up before bed so bad... cracking up
seeing Criken's gmod person in nightmare house 2 is so nostalgic, I can't tell if he actually doesn't remember playing the map 10 years ago or if he's pretending not to remember lolol
also I love charborg's creativity, his stream ideas are always top tier and the matching gmod fit with his actual clothes is too funny 😂
Why she remember a gmod map from *10 years ago*
@@sanguillotineafac (assigned female by commenter)
acid vomit punchline always kills
3:03:40 that caught me so off guard but his reaction is perfect
great video (not furry related though)
1:37:35 😂😂 the way the ai said "just like us"
Oh god criken findom arc
It's so funny how often these AIs use asterisks. It's particularly interesting because I remember watching a video (Sarah Z, I think) about AI girlfriends, where she got her own AI platonic friend for research purposes and used it for an extended period of time. She said the AI kept using asterisks, and she kept telling it not to, but it just wouldn't stop. Is asterisk speak plaguing people-mimicking AI everywhere???
It appears so since Doug's ai video are also plagued with asterisks
It’s because asterisk is used to indicate actions in text based roleplaying
im house sitting for someone and their wifi is worse than mcdonalds, but man does rahcgrob look soo good in 144p
So glad subscription available for charborg streams. One of my go toos
The future of ai generated comedy
for five years now charborg has been starting his streams and saying the computer is too loud. do u think he will ever turn it down
bad flashing lights at around 59:00
for me this was your best stream yet it been so long since i laugh this hard i cannot wait for the episode 2
"tell me something embarrassing"
watching this real time was so funny
2:43:13 Criken tricked me here as well, made me fucking jump so hard lmfao
9:46
Cat-Boy's don't Howl, they Hiss.
I need to remember to keep my chipmunks away from men with tiny feet
LMAO the ai voice getting code injection attacked in the first 10 minutes
Explain
@@sanguillotine I'm actually happy someone asked, this topic is super interesting to me.
Basically programming code has things called "strings". Strings are typically in quotes and are stored as text.
So for example, if you made code saying:
sentence = "this is an explanation"
Then you told the program to show *sentence* on the screen, it would say "this is an explanation". You can think of it like making a single word represent a whole sentence.
Now whats happening here is when they speak, they're asking the code to make a response. So the code takes what they say, translates it into a string, then runs it through the code.
So it would be:
Generate response based on "string"
Ex:
response = generateResponse(input);
Where response is what's generated, and generateResponse is using 'input' to go through other code in order to generate that response.
Now the biggest thing to note here is that strings are almost always surrounded by quotes. Surrounding something in quotes in code is telling the code that it's text. Not a number, not a value, just plain text.
The issue with some programming languages is this. When it asks you for your input, what happens if you put a quote at the end of it?
Put in: this is an explanation"
So the code reads:
input = "this is an explanation" "
There's an extra quotation at the end of that. So to the code, it looks like it ends at that first quotation mark. Though the second quotation mark would be meaningless and would make an error.
But what if you input:
this is an explanation" print
So:
input = "this is an explanation" print"
That could result in it thinking the string is over and treating the "print" part as code to display the rest of the code afterwards. (This is very simplified btw)
That's what's called injection. It was a method to get people's credit cards a long time ago, because you would just input a simple phrase followed by a line of code and it would pop out everything it had stored.
So basically when they say they turned the heat up, something went wrong with the code and broke it in the same manor as injection and it resulted in it thinking that the rest of the code was a part of its response
I'm no expert, I'm still studying computer science, so if any of that was confusing let me know!
@@sanguillotine also if you're interested in a better explanation than me, look up "hacking websites with SQL injection" posted by computerphile.
Tom Scott does a much better job at explaining it
@@sanguillotine The reason that it's funny as a computer science major is because injection is extremely outdated. Nearly every single programming language has contingencies to prevent it, PLUS methods being taught to people majoring in computer science that prevent it. But they somehow managed to do it within 10 minutes by pure accident.
You don't see injection much anymore, so it's funny to see them break it so fast in a way that has layers and layers of protection against happening
@@fafflerproductions it’s funny that they managed to break something so easily, but I don’t really get what they actually did. Does it have to do with the Criken AI constantly talking about being a furry or something?
gotta be one of my favorite stream
1:50:19 classic Charborg comedic timing
Criken looking like Vince gilligan was not something I expected
A bit of a tarantina
Last half hour was fucking hilarious
The funniest, the gayest and the furriest
4:01:33
Do you want a banana? Peel it down and go mmm mm mm m. Do you want a banana? This banana for you.
Aw dang a section of the first hour and a half got copyright muted.
Copyright rules are lame af
i love this so much XD
who wants to be the charkitten to my daddycat
2:36:52 biblically accurate criken
HA HA HA HA Jolly
Good Show!
There is something deeply unsettling about Criken's face.
The Avatar model is a little strange sometimes too.
😉
Crikens real face scares me im glad he put on the mask
1:56:10 why did he do that 💀💀
Chormborg.
What's the cut at around 1:047:05 about?
3:03:47 that has to be the funniest thing I’ve seen all month
38:10 I have been stuck on this part of the video for days now. I get the urge to watch a Charborg VOD. So I click on one I've already started (this one) and... All I hear is "me-ow! meeeoow! daddycat! help me!" And I immediately decide to put this off for another day 😭 😭 😭 even WITH context its a heavy 10 seconds 😂😅
Admittedly, maybe a week or two. But today is the day! 😅😓😅
The pained eye squeeze at 36:35 is killing me rofl
Daddy cat 😂😂😂
awesome idea
oh i didnt realize that Charborg did the mute. i really thought it was a monetization thing.
55:28
Im assuming the AI had a Gamer Moment?
best title ever..
criken lookin like shaggy
how are the faces this expressive
Woo
Wee
The ticking tail light:
"Snape, Snape, Severus Snape...DUMBLEDORE!"
how can i use what theyre using, id like to try the same with my friends
40 thousand subs! 🎉
Now wtf is he not streaming??
This is their worst stream in a good way
59:57
Ok carl
I ship Criken and Charborg now. This is 100% their fault.
ai words aint the only thing they be putting in each others mouth 💀
Oh myyyyy@@just_supporting5612
No you're so right cause Criken really just said "Call me daddy" 😭
howdey
farewell. °*cracks you open*°
@@kittyhawk0199Unzips shirt. Nothing personnel kid
Oh my
GET DOWN MR EGG
@@devilinthewoods3809 nah bro tf wrong with you 💀
Why havent you been posting
Charborg went to TwitchCon and hasn't streamed since. Apparently he got sick. Hope he's OK and streams again soon.
@@whitehuayradamn I didn't know
14 h.
i was like no.70