Everyone: AI can read everything

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Why it worked

The video leverages a common misconception about AI's capabilities and presents a novel solution (custom fonts) in a visually engaging and easily digestible format. The contrast between human and AI readability creates intrigue and shareability.

Summary

The video demonstrates a font designed by Eric Lu that is difficult for AI to read, contrasting with the common belief that AI can read everything. It shows two examples: one with the words "DRINK WATER" that is blurry to AI, and another with a pattern of dots that is also presented as unreadable by AI.

Structure

1AI can read everything
2Designer Eric Lu created fonts AI can't read
3Example 1: Blurry text
4Example 2: Dot pattern
5Human readability vs AI readability

Product placement

The video mentions and shows examples of "Decoy Font" and "Ghost Font" created by Eric Lu, which are available through Mixfont. The caption also mentions that these fonts are available through Mixfont.

On-screen text

Everyone: AI can read everything Eric Lu: Designing fonts AI can't read DRINK WATER

Original caption

Human can read this but bots can’t! (Although personally the video version is hard for me to read too) In any case, designer Eric Lu created a Decoy Font and a Ghost Font available through Mixfont, that allows humans to see one message, while AI may read another.   It’s not encryption and AI will probably catch up, but it says a lot that people are working on new ways to communicate without machines reading everything.  @ericlu (on X)  #digitalprivacy #ai #technews #trend #DidYouKnow  