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The wildest thing to me is, that she is imitating something like an AI generated bot. AI imitations of humans are sometimes quite unsettling and uncanny, but this is a million times more terrifying to me. And to be fair, she's doing it really well. It looks robotic as fuck.
Obviously this is the natural conclusion of the commodification of everything, every aspect of what it means to be a human. It's like the division of labour in factories, the breaking down of complex manufacturing into easily repeatable, mechanic processes - just here the commodity produced is human interaction.
It's terrifying what this says about the zeitgeist and modern societies that there's even demand for it. That people are so alienated from the interactions they produce, they're now consuming them in these repetitive, bite sized, alienated, simulated portions.
Horrifying, as you said. I honestly haven't felt this weird and uneasy about anything on the internet in a very very long time.