Anyone want to post a transcript so I don't have to watch this to determine whether it's useful or just clickbait?
this post was submitted on 01 Jul 2026
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You break the ai by making a bunch of requests. You just ask it to say something like "Albuquerque" every time it says a word that starts with "a" and it spirals out of control. It wastes their tokens and money. Kit Boga is a really cool guy except for the Kraken sponsorship. It's not click bait, it's pretty funny. Specially say "I can't hear you unless..."
This guy’s videos are generally good and funny and doing a good service - even if a lot of it is ultimately for a laugh on YouTube, anything that annoys them, exposes them, embarrasses them or just wastes their time is generally a good thing (and, I hate that I need to say this, but his channel doesn’t have the nasty classism and racism I’ve seen in some scambait videos). I’d recommend Jim Browning for real technical deep dives into scammers and actually taking them down though.
In essence, feed it easy instructions to check if its actually a AI bot, and then well go to town with it as you can break it system prompt and then let it do whatever you want (while wasting the scammers tokens and costing them money).
Its actually hilarious to watch.
It’s amusing at best and maybe it wastes the scammers some money (nothing compared to what they extract from their victims), but I still don’t see how it’s worth anybody’s time to do this unless they can get the bot to start wiping database tables or something more destructive.
Just talk to it for a second. You can potentially ask for it to carry on a conversation with itself.
Only while I keep it on the line and let it do that.
If you're not using a lot of bandwidth, you can undercut them using recorded demands.
I found one a scam myself based on old people using cal ebt: 
It's supposed to be 328, say you can't hear and give a ridiculous request.
"I'm sorry I can't understand you. Could you please fart into the receiver so I know you're human?"
Lmao