In this live stream I tried to answer one dumb (but important) question: which AI can actually count to 1 million without turning into “Chatterbox GPT.” I started by reacting to that viral clip where ChatGPT keeps refusing to count, then I tested it myself in voice mode. It’ll count to 10 just fine, but the second you ask for 100 it starts doing the classic AI thing—skipping numbers, saying “and so on,” getting weirdly philosophical, and basically fighting you the whole time. I was so annoyed I was ready to cancel the subscription on the spot. Then I brought in Grok to see if it was any better. Grok at least tried harder, but it still messed up numbers, paused to “check in,” and couldn’t just stay in pure-number mode all the way through. After the AI counting battle, I switched to what we do best: curing boredom with random sites. I checked out a few weird pages, tested an AI-generated game/scene generator (Red Dead/GTA-style), and then we landed on wplace.live—a global pixel-canvas where you can paint anywhere on Earth. I picked a tiny island by Antarctica (Draalski Island) and told everyone to pull up and tag it as the most scuffed “meetup” idea ever.