Chelsey Weber-Smith

But it doesn't mean that it's not extremely creepy and very upsetting.

But the intention, I don't think, is as sensationalized as...

we kind of made it back then, which I also understand why that happened.

All right.

And I'll say more after this.

Shall we get into it?

I mean, you know, there's the story, of course, where it starts with these more innocent videos of these humanoid cat families just doing more like regular things, like going to the grocery store.

And then kind of it got into, oh, the kitten's been left behind on a road trip and they're traveling back and, you know, they have to go through all these trials and stuff.

So.

So, yeah, they're.

really just these humanoid cat families in these different dynamics.

And the themes are really repetitive.

So you'll kind of get many, many, many, many variations of the same like mini plot.

And a lot of these are about a minute long.

Some of them are like an hour long.

So it really runs the gamut.

But really, it is that same kind of

bad ai sloppy stuff like it really kind of fluctuates between being pretty decent looking and then suddenly there's some profound issue with the ai which just gives it that really uncanny feeling um that we get from a lot of ai slop i think and also you guys mentioned that there's like a fruit family version of this where they're like fruit

Families doing really weird shit.

And then there's a Minion version as well.