00:00Who wants more Mark Zuckerberg in their lives? No one? No takers? Well, tough, like it or not,
00:04you're getting them anyway. The meta head honcho has reportedly created an AI version of himself
00:09to, get this, make meta employees feel more connected to him. Do you know how hard that
00:14was for me to say that with a straight face? A photorealistic 3D copy of Zuck is being trained
00:19to recreate his mannerisms, tone, and even voice. Given that the IRL Zuckerberg could already be
00:26confused for a robot, that could not have been a difficult task. The 41-year-old billionaire is
00:31said to be personally involved in this project that will allow his doppelganger to read back
00:36publicly available statements and his existing thoughts on company's strategy. I swear this
00:42gets worse and worse at every turn. Nothing says human connection at the office like your AI boss
00:49reading memos at you. The worst part is that this isn't even the first time he's tried this. Remember
00:55the metaverse? That was dumb. And while the company backed off those plans, it didn't stop them from
01:01making a Zuckerberg avatar that is just the stuff of nightmares. I'll link to the post article about
01:07this if you needed a reminder, which, fair warning. While the timing of this latest project is not yet
01:13known, Meta has announced that they will spend $135 billion this year alone on ramping up development
01:21of AI projects. Nobody wants this. Not a single person other than maybe actual Mark Zuckerberg
01:26wants a Mark Zuckerbot. No. Nope. Absolutely not.
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