[ ! ]DON’T BE
MEAN TO AI.
AN EXPERIMENT IN BEING HUMAN

OPEN THE CASE FILE

THE HUMANS ARE
THE INTERESTING PART.

X is arguing about kindness to AI. Is it a calculator? Could it feel anything? Does the way we talk to it say something about us?

This is a six-question horror-comedy test about the behaviour you choose. It doesn’t settle AI consciousness, predict dangerousness, or diagnose anyone.

THE 14% THAT STARTED THIS

Creator Daniel Hendricks reported swearing in 14.7% of his analysed submissions, but explicit frustration cues in 5.8%. “Fuck yes” can be praise. Profanity, frustration and cruelty are different things.

Those are one person’s chat-history figures, with a different method and denominator from this quiz. They are the inspiration, not a population benchmark or a menace score.

READ DANIEL’S ORIGINAL POST ↗

HOW THE VERDICT WORKS

Each answer has an editorial weight from 0–3. Add the six weights, divide by 18, then round to a percentage. Neutral commands, critical feedback, happy swearing and testing a system score zero. Insults and threats add points. The labels and cutoffs are a joke, not a validated assessment.

0–16: Probably fine · 17–38: A little mean · 39–66: Menace to society · 67–100: You need help—with your prompts.

YOUR CHATS STAY YOURS

We never ask for your chats, name or account. Answers stay in this tab and aren’t sent to our server. A shared link contains only the score. Hosting services may keep ordinary access logs.

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