Mr. Emem, an AI built to humiliate one player, arrives on Jabrils
The description lists bouts against opponents called Berserker and HyperMime, and one against Jabrils himself, while the comments keep asking for a 'Mr. Emem and Friends' video.
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I spent 4 weeks building an AI to humiliate one player
"I spent 4 weeks building an AI to humiliate one player" is the only new video on Jabrils this week, and it is the kind of project the channel's about line promises: code and design, pushed a little further than strictly necessary. The opponent has a name, Mr. Emem, and the description reads like a fight card. Earlier versions face players called Berserker and HyperMime, Mr. Emem takes them on in turn, and one match pits the bot against Jabrils himself.
The comment section has settled on a single request. Viewer after viewer types out some version of "Powerful Mr. Emem and Friends," which suggests a follow-up was dangled somewhere in the video, and several want it soon. Others enjoy the way he explains the build, with enough detail to feel a bit technical without losing anyone. A few more technical viewers pitch their own ideas, from bots training against each other at high speed to Monte Carlo Tree Search playing itself. One commenter points out that the video fills a wide monitor, and the sunglasses he wears for a sponsor segment get their share of jokes too.
In under a day the new upload had close to 8,000 views, while the rest of the catalog keeps a gentle pace. The next busiest videos are older experiments: a space app built because of a NASA lunar flyby photo, and a $100 AI reality show made so his wife would stop watching re-runs, with two more episodes of that one still listed as coming soon.
The channel overall is running slightly above its usual daily views, with subscribers holding at 482,000. Among the software and tech channels around his size, most of the corporate names, from Microsoft Developer to Microsoft Azure, are running well below their normal pace, so a small creator with one new bot is in steady company.
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What viewers say
I love these videos where you explain the stuff you did in enough detail for us to feel a little geeky about it but not so much that our eyes glaze over or we nod off.
@KeiNovakSee it on YouTubePowerful Mr. Emem and Friends! Definitely want that video!
@salty.nall42See it on YouTubeTeaching the robots to fight? Brave strategy
@aepschmittSee it on YouTube
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bro built AM
@iBoxBoy.See it on YouTubeDiggin the Kamina glasses
@DrFross09See it on YouTubeA video that fills my monitor out! Hell yea
@lolwuttavSee it on YouTubeOooh, the AI progress is looking good!
@gkinfinityMeleeSee it on YouTubeMake the friends vidddd
@BlackPowerRangerSee it on YouTubeLet me solo him
@F3L0See it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on Jabrils right now
- Channel
- Jabrils
- Subscribers
- 482,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 3,436
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 7, 2026
- Video views so far
- 7,952
The numbers
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One viewer jokes that Jabrils 'built AM'. AM is the hateful supercomputer from which Harlan Ellison story?
AM is the malevolent AI at the center of Harlan Ellison's 1967 story I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream.
