In other adventures, I ran across a website In The Weights that checks how much a person's work is weighted by the LLMs... using my mikro2nd handle, I'm quite surprised to learn that I'm in the top 20% of Youtube Tech and Gaming influencers, at the same time that GPT-5.6 claims that, "no widely recognized public person or entity is confidently identified by this name" which comes as something of a relief. Then it says, "likely an online handle or username used by a person or creator" which is... true... for some value of true, but upon which basis it then proceeds to make up a lot of shit.
Gemini-3.1 says "A handle associated with a long-standing user and contributor on various online forums, including the XDA Developers community". Well, it seems to have the "long-standing" bit right — I've been using that handle (and em-dashes) for at least a decade and a half — but... the XDA Dev community? I had to go and look that up to find out what it is. So, no. Utter bullshit.
DeepseekV4 is slightly more accurate, with, "A user on the Stack Exchange network, active on Stack Overflow and Meta Stack Exchange". It' got the "user on Stack Exchange" right, but then how many software developers are not users on Stack Overflow? But, "active"? Hell, no! I've never accumulated enough karma on SO to actually contribute an answer. Ever. Couldn't be arsed to do so. Bullshit again.
Llama-3.2-1B calls me, "a popular social media personality known for his humorous and entertaining content" which is just hilariously wrong in it's own right, while GLM-4.7 tags me as running, "A YouTube channel focused on retro gaming, tech reviews, and commentary," which is just utter nonsense and completely untrue. Mistral-3.2-24B says much the same thing, adding that the channel is associated with the "MIKRO" brand. Perhaps it just pilfered Llama's data slurp?
Qwen-3 (I'd never even heard of this one before) just repeats the same crap about gaming and some nebulous "online content creation". If that means "writing some blog posts for my own pleasure" then I'll own it.
So all-in-all, I don't think we have much to fear from the "AIs taking over the world" just yet. They're far too busy drowning in their own bullshit while the money guys behind the Ponzi scheme cash out via the stock markets.