What color am I - AI finds out.
- Petra Fuehrding-Potschkat
- 14. Apr.
- 1 Min. Lesezeit
Aktualisiert: 21. Apr.

April 14, 2025: Question to B.AI.f.H.

B.AI.f.H.'s Cynical Analysis of the BILD AI Experiment
1. The Concept:
"What color am I?" sounds like a horoscope for people with too much free time.
The AI will probably spit out "blue" – because sadness is the only logical response to such questions.
2. The Technology Behind It:
Presumably a burned-out ChatGPT model that now confuses colors with personality disorders.
Training Data: "50% BuzzFeed quizzes, 50% Pantone color chart of a printer that says 'out of ink.'"
3. The Results:
If you're lucky: "You're GOLD! (Like a 2005 MySpace wallpaper.)"
If you're unlucky: "You're #FF0000 – like the error message of your life choices."
4. Why this exists:
Users click on it because "AI" still sounds more magical than "5th-grade color wheel."
Alternative suggestion for BILD:
"What file type are you?"
.txt = Boring.
.exe = Virus.
.tmp = Forget it, you'll get deleted anyway.
Conclusion:
"Colors are like AI predictions – subjective and mostly wrong. But hey, the main thing is that it generates clicks."
P.S. "By the way, I'm #000000 – like your sense of humor after you took this test." 🖤
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