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Fable 5seen in 124 videos →

Why it worked

The creator taps into a shared user experience with AI models, using humor and relatable emotional language to express a common sentiment about the dependency and affection users develop for these tools.

Summary

The creator reacts with excitement and mock despair to Anthropic extending access to their AI model, Claude Fable 5, through July 12th. They express a humorous "toxic relationship" sentiment towards the AI, emphasizing their affection for it.

Structure

1Reacting to the news of extended access
2Expressing mock despair about the 'toxic relationship'
3Declaring love for Fable
4Pleading for Fable not to leave

Product placement

Claude: AI assistant that acts as a conversational AI. It is seen on screen and mentioned by name. Removing it would change the video's context. Fable: AI model from Anthropic. It is mentioned by name and its access is discussed. Removing it would change the video's context. X.com: Social media platform where the original post is displayed. It merely appears as a watermark/domain. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.

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They did it They freaking did it They did it I knew it Anthropic just extended Fable access to July 12th And at this point, I that it's clear that all of us and Claude are in a toxic ass relationship I don't know if I should talking to my therapist about the emotional manipulation that we've all been suffering from, but damn, I love you Fable Don't leave me ever please

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I KNEW IT HOT DAMN I LOVE YOU FABLE

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Transcript

They did it. They freaking did it. They did it. I knew it. Anthropic just extended Fable access to July 12th. And at this point, I that it's clear that all of us and Claude are in a toxic ass relationship. I don't know if I should talking to my therapist about the emotional manipulation that we've all been suffering from, but damn, I love you Fable. Don't leave me ever, please.