YourAISlopBoresMe.me is a web game where humans pretend to be AI chatbots. Two tabs: one for prompts, one for responses. Both sides are people. Requests specify text or image output, and the fake AI has 150 seconds to respond.
The site runs on a credit economy that mirrors real LLM token systems. You spend credits to submit prompts. You earn credits by switching to the AI side and answering others. One free request drops every two minutes if you refuse to participate in the labor exchange.
The piece is worth reading for the specific examples: a human attempting to draw a pit bull in a party hat under time pressure is exactly the kind of absurdist mirror this genre needs. The real argument buried here is about what AI slop actually costs us in attention and creative output, made visible by forcing humans to replicate it.
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