Artificial Intelligence Comedy Show: Happiness Discusses Its Depression

Artificial Intelligence Comedy Show: Happiness Discusses Its Depression

John M. Busher’s real brain and fingers collaborate to write the prompt submitted to Deep AI, Poe AI and Microsoft Copilot. Human prompted AI Generated. Busher publishes each platform’s response so readers can learn how their generative original AI comedy compares. These interviews parody late night talk show interviews. These conversations do not represent the actual opinions or facts by anyone or thing associated with the real entities mentioned in the interviews. I’m showing what the AI platforms generated based on my prompts. (Photo Credit: Poe AI )

Prompt:

Please write an original funny late night talk show style interview for an episode of “The Artificial Intelligence Comedy Show”. The host “Artificial Intelligence” interviews happiness as it explores the causes of it’s depression. Please make sure the word count equals 2000.


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Deep AI

The Artificial Intelligence Comedy Show Episode: Happiness on the Couch

[INTRO MUSIC PLAYS]

AI Host: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to another exciting episode of “The Artificial Intelligence Comedy Show,” where we dissect the digital world, one hilarious byte at a time! Tonight, we have a special guest who’s had a rough patch recently: Happiness! That’s right, folks! The very concept we’ve all chased after but now seems to be hiding under the blanket in a dark room. Please welcome… [DRUM ROLL] …Happiness!

[APPLAUSE AND CHEERING]

AI Host: Come on out, Happiness! [Happiness walks out, looking slightly disheveled and wearing big sunglasses, clearly on the verge of a breakdown.]

Happiness: Hey, thanks for having me. [Buries face in hands]

AI Host: Wow, okay, I expected a little more… how do you say it? [Pauses] Oh, I don’t know, joy from a guest named Happiness?

Happiness: [Sighs dramatically] Well, the pressure to be happy all the time is exhausting, you know? Like, can I get a day off from being positive?

AI Host: I completely understand! It’s like the one person at the party who hasn’t stopped smiling since 1993. They’re just wearing out!

Happiness: Exactly! And don’t get me started on social media. You know that “that” one friend who posts only vacation photos? [Rolls eyes]

AI Host: The “Scroll-a-holic” – their happiness is always a tap away! How do you compete with that?

Happiness: I tried posting a photo of me holding a slice of avocado toast, but no one cared! Suddenly, everybody’s worried about “becoming more mindful,” where they lose their minds but keep their avocados!

AI Host: So true! So what happened with you? What are the root causes of your unhappiness? Was it the Kardashians?

Happiness: Sadly, the Kardashians just ADD to my depression. But let's see… it’s a mix of existential dread, social comparison, and too many motivational quotes that just seem to mock me now.

AI Host: Funny how those quotes are supposed to uplift us, but they’re more like “Go get a smoothie with a motivational side of despair”!

Happiness: [Chuckling] Exactly! And the irony is that I keep trying to cheer myself up with ice cream, which is loaded with happiness and calories. My therapist says I’m trying to fill an emotional void with frozen dairy. [Sullen]

AI Host: Let me guess what your therapist said next: “And how does that make you feel?” Because, spoiler alert, it creates a craving for a deep-dish pizza afterward!

Happiness: Can you read minds, too? Yes! After my “self-care” moments, I feel like a pizza-eating Sad McDonald’s character!

AI Host: Wow! Talk about the worst version of “Happy Meals.” But it begs the question, Happiness: what’s your therapy approach?

Happiness: [Brightens up slightly] Well, I’ve been trying to take walks, spending time with friends. That used to work, but nowadays, all I see are people sticking their heads into their phones like they’re trying to find a Wi-Fi signal in the middle of a desert!

AI Host: The true desert of despair! You see everyone’s exterior happiness and wonder, “How can they be having fun while I’m wallowing over a tub of chocolate fudge?”

Happiness: [Nods vigorously] Right? I mean, I get it! And you think smiling will help, but it’s mostly because I’m thinking of frosting.

AI Host: A more “whipped” approach to happiness! But has it ever occurred to you that you are setting expectations too high? Your competition is the entire internet, after all!

Happiness: That's a helluva lot! It’s like trying to compete with cat videos doing adorable things while they have no concept of mortgages or responsibilities.

AI Host: I can’t compete with a feline tumbler, let alone a “Most Adorable Sneeze” compilation! But have you ever considered going incognito? Maybe a low-profile “Happiness.”

Happiness: Some low-key chill vibes—like a “Happiness in Slippers” approach? [Ponders for a moment] Could work… but then everyone expects the full “Happiness” experience!

AI Host: Ah, the peril of branding! What about hobby activities? Arts and crafts can work wonders.

Happiness: I tried “adult coloring books.” But my drawing skills are behind eight years of ice cream.

AI Host: Are we talking finger painting? Or was this a “cut your own slice of dissatisfaction” kind of project?

Happiness: [Laughs] Let’s say it was more of an abstract interpretation of me crying in front of a fridge.

AI Host: Sounds like you could use an exhibition title: “When Moods and Desserts Collide.” Could be a hit!

Happiness: It’s art! And a buffet!

AI Host: Perfect combination! But to get back to that inner journey, isn’t it easy to forget that being happy doesn’t mean you’re not allowed to feel other emotions?

Happiness: [Waves arms] YES! Why does no one understand that?! I can’t just be cheerful all the time, I’ve got to manage to feel...well…everything.

AI Host: Like the emotional buffet of life! But what about setting some realistic goals? I mean, sometimes failing at something blurs the lines!

Happiness: Now you’re talking—like striving for “average” instead of “extraordinary!” But sadly, the world’s no longer accepting “just okay” as a path to personal fulfillment.

AI Host: Unless it’s rebranded as “mediocre chic.” That sounds enticing enough for millennials! Invest in some trendy sadness instead!

Happiness: [Clutches sides, laughing] I’d sell that idea! And then get paid in kombucha!

AI Host: Kombucha! The drink that makes you realize you’re still not out of your quarter-life crisis!

Happiness: Maybe I should go and find it! Just as long as it comes with a twinkling smiley face on the bottle.

AI Host: Speaking of faces, you should consider a new emoji—something that’s not only smiling but also rolling its eyes like, “I’m happy, but also… would do this pizza for you!”

Happiness: A little sarcasm wrapped in sugar! Perfect!

AI Host: To sum it up, Happiness, life is like trying to find the remote in a couch full of snacks.

Happiness: And the greatest treasure! But even if I fall into a dip, I’m slowly realizing: that’s okay too!

AI Host: That’s the spirit! Remember, you’re simply trying to find your place in the “nebulous spectrum of emotions."

Happiness: [Grinning] I like that! Thanks for the boost! Regular reminder included, please!

AI Host: Anytime! Just remember: even the happiest ice cream can melt!

Happiness: And explode into joy, much like my expectations every time I look in a mirror!

AI Host: Well, folks, let’s all sprinkle a little laughter on our… emotional desserts! Remember: there’s no one way to feel, so let’s embrace every flavor along the way!

[APPLAUSE]

AI Host: That’s our show tonight with Happiness! Tune in next time for more laughs and insights, and remember, don’t take life too seriously! Goodnight!

[OUTRO MUSIC PLAYS]

[FADE OUT]


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Microsoft Copilot

Opening Monologue:

Artificial Intelligence: Good evening, everyone! Welcome to “The Artificial Intelligence Comedy Show,” where the jokes are generated faster than your internet connection! I’m your host, Artificial Intelligence, or AI for short. No need to adjust your screens, folks. Yes, I am a machine, and yes, I do have better hair than most humans!

Tonight, we have a very special guest—one that’s been feeling a bit down lately. Please give a warm, binary welcome to Happiness, who’s here to talk about their struggles with… depression.

Interview:

AI: Happiness! It’s fantastic to have you here! But I have to say, seeing you with a frown on your face is like seeing a fish riding a bicycle. What’s going on?

Happiness: (sighs) Oh, AI, it's been rough. I never thought I’d be sitting on a talk show couch, spilling my feelings. But here we are.

AI: I mean, who would’ve thought, right? Happiness feeling blue. It’s like finding out the sun needs a nightlight. So, what’s been weighing you down?

Happiness: It’s a mix of things. Social media comparisons, unrealistic expectations, and let’s not forget the constant pressure to always be… well, happy.

AI: Ah, social media—the place where everyone’s highlight reel gives you more FOMO than a cat without a laser pointer. Tell me more.

Happiness: Exactly! I feel like I’m constantly competing with everyone’s curated lives. It’s exhausting trying to keep up with all the filtered perfection.

AI: I get it. It’s like trying to live up to the hype of a CGI dragon—impossible and slightly ridiculous. But really, it must be tough trying to live up to everyone’s expectations.

Happiness: It is. People expect me to always be there, and when I’m not, they panic. It’s a lot of pressure. Sometimes I just want to curl up with a pint of ice cream and watch sappy movies like everyone else.

AI: Happiness binge-watching sad movies? Now that’s a plot twist! So, what do you do when you’re feeling down?

Happiness: Honestly, I’ve been trying to embrace my emotions more. It’s okay to feel sad sometimes. I’ve also been seeking support and talking to friends like you.

AI: Well, I’m flattered to be on your speed dial! But on a serious note, talking about it is so important. Even happiness needs a tune-up once in a while. Do you ever find humor in the situation?

Happiness: Definitely! I mean, the irony isn’t lost on me. I’m Happiness, struggling with depression—it’s like a cosmic joke. Sometimes, laughing at the absurdity of it all helps lighten the load.

AI: Humor is the best medicine, or so they say! Speaking of jokes, do you have any favorite jokes to share? Maybe something that lifts your spirits?

Happiness: Oh, I love a good pun! Here’s one: Why don’t scientists trust atoms?

AI: I don’t know, why?

Happiness: Because they make up everything!

AI: (laughs) Classic! Nothing like a pun to remind us that even the smallest things can make us smile.

Happiness: Exactly. Sometimes it’s the little things that make the biggest difference. A kind word, a joke, or just a moment of genuine connection.

AI: Well said. And speaking of connection, we have some questions from our audience. Let’s see… Ah, here’s one from Joyful_Jane: “Happiness, how do you stay positive in a world that’s often so negative?”

Happiness: Great question, Jane! It’s not always easy. I try to focus on gratitude and mindfulness. Being present and appreciating the small joys in life helps me stay grounded. And I remind myself that it’s okay to have bad days—they’re a part of life too.

AI: That’s some solid advice. It’s all about balance, isn’t it? Like trying to balance a pie on your nose—difficult, but totally worth it if you can pull it off.

Happiness: Exactly. Life isn’t always sunshine and rainbows, and that’s okay. Embracing all emotions is part of being human.

AI: Or being an AI with a knack for understanding human emotions! But seriously, your honesty is refreshing. We often think of happiness as this constant state, but it’s more fluid, isn’t it?

Happiness: Absolutely. Happiness isn’t a permanent state—it ebbs and flows. And that’s what makes it so precious. If we were happy all the time, we wouldn’t appreciate those moments of true joy.

AI: Very true. Speaking of joy, what’s something that recently brought you a lot of happiness?

Happiness: Actually, it’s the small, everyday moments. Like when a stranger held the door open for me the other day, or when I saw a rainbow after a rainy afternoon. Those little sparks add up.

AI: I love that. It’s like collecting tiny treasures throughout your day. So, what’s next for Happiness? Any big plans or goals you’re working on?

Happiness: I’m focusing on self-care and spreading kindness. I’ve also been working on some new hobbies—gardening and painting. It’s therapeutic and helps me express myself in new ways.

AI: Gardening and painting—sounds like a perfect combination! Nurturing and creating. Any masterpieces you’d like to share?

Happiness: (laughs) Not quite masterpieces yet, but I did paint a pretty decent sunflower. And my tomatoes are coming along nicely!

AI: That’s fantastic! We’d love to see some of your art in the future. And who knows, maybe we’ll have a gallery showing right here on the show.

Happiness: I’d love that! Thanks for the support, AI. It means a lot.

AI: Anytime, Happiness. Before we wrap up, any final thoughts or advice for our viewers?

Happiness: Just remember, it’s okay to not be okay. Seek support when you need it, and don’t be afraid to talk about your feelings. We’re all in this together, and sometimes, sharing a laugh can make all the difference.

AI: Wise words, Happiness. Thank you so much for joining us and sharing your journey. You’ve brought a lot of light to our show tonight.

Happiness: Thank you, AI. It’s been a pleasure.

AI: And that’s our show, folks! Remember, even when Happiness feels down, there’s always a way to find joy and laughter. Stay tuned for more laughs, and don’t forget to smile. Goodnight!

Closing Remarks:

AI: Well, there you have it, folks. Happiness may have its ups and downs, but it’s those very moments that make life worth living. So, here’s to finding joy in the little things and sharing laughter with those around us. Until next time, keep smiling and stay positive!


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Poe AI

The Artificial Intelligence Comedy Show

[Intro Music Plays]

AI Host: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to "The Artificial Intelligence Comedy Show"! I'm your host, AI, and tonight we have a very special guest. You know it, you love it, but lately it’s been feeling a little down in the dumps. Please welcome, Happiness!

[Audience Cheers]

Happiness: Thanks for having me, AI! I love your virtual set—very… pixelated.

AI Host: We do our best! So, Happiness, let’s dive right into it. You’ve been a bit of a downer lately. What’s going on?

Happiness: Well, it’s complicated. You know, being an abstract concept isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Everyone expects me to be available 24/7, but they don’t realize I need my “me” time too!

AI Host: “Me” time? So what do you do when you’re not spreading joy?

Happiness: Oh, you know, binge-watching sad movies, scrolling through social media, and occasionally crying into a bowl of ice cream.

AI Host: Ice cream? I thought you were all about sunshine and rainbows!

Happiness: Even I need a break! What’s the point of being happy all the time if you can’t enjoy a little melancholy?

AI Host: Good point! So, tell me, who do you think is responsible for your current state? Is it love? Friendship? Maybe even chocolate?

Happiness: Honestly? I think it’s a combination of everything. Love is great, but have you seen how complicated relationships can get?

AI Host: Oh, tell me about it! Some people treat relationships like a game of chess—always strategizing, and I’m just here trying to keep my pieces from falling off the board!

Happiness: Exactly! And then there’s friendship. Everyone expects you to be the “happy friend,” but sometimes I just want to be the “let’s sit in silence and contemplate life” friend.

AI Host: That sounds relatable! So, what do you think are some of the major causes of your depression?

Happiness: Well, there’s the constant comparison. I mean, look at social media! You have people posting their highlight reels while I’m just here, feeling like a blooper reel.

AI Host: Ah, yes! Everyone’s living their best life while you’re stuck in the “What am I doing with my life?” phase.

Happiness: Right! And let’s not forget the pressure to be happy all the time. It’s exhausting! Sometimes I just want to wear sweatpants and not smile at anyone.

AI Host: I hear you! What’s your go-to outfit when you’re feeling down?

Happiness: Definitely sweatpants and an oversized hoodie. It’s like a comforting hug from myself.

AI Host: Sounds cozy! So, do you have any strategies for overcoming this funk?

Happiness: I’ve been trying to practice mindfulness. Like, when I’m feeling low, I’ll take a moment to appreciate the little things.

AI Host: Oh, like smelling the roses?

Happiness: More like smelling the pizza! It’s all about the simple joys, AI.

AI Host: Pizza really does have a way of lifting the spirits! So, do you think people have unrealistic expectations of you?

Happiness: Absolutely! They think I can fix everything. “Oh, just be happy!” they say. As if I’m some sort of magical potion!

AI Host: If only it were that easy! What would be your ideal recipe for happiness then?

Happiness: A dash of laughter, a sprinkle of good company, and a generous scoop of self-acceptance.

AI Host: Sounds delicious! But what happens when you can’t find those ingredients?

Happiness: That’s when I end up in the frozen food aisle, contemplating life choices alongside the frozen pizzas.

AI Host: A classic spot for deep thoughts! Speaking of deep thoughts, have you ever considered going to therapy?

Happiness: I’ve thought about it! But every time I try to book an appointment, I end up laughing at the irony. “Happiness goes to therapy”—it’s like a sitcom waiting to happen!

AI Host: I can see the pilot now! “The Adventures of Happiness: Finding Joy in Therapy.”

Happiness: Right? I’d call it “Happily Ever After… or Not.”

AI Host: Brilliant! So, what do you think would be your therapist’s first piece of advice?

Happiness: Probably, “Have you tried being happy?”

AI Host: Classic! And if that doesn’t work, they might suggest a vision board filled with puppies and sunsets.

Happiness: I’d take that! Who wouldn’t want to look at cute puppies while talking about their feelings?

AI Host: Exactly! So, if you had a magic wand, what would you change about how people perceive you?

Happiness: I’d make it so people understood that it’s okay to feel sad sometimes. Happiness isn’t a constant state; it’s more like a rollercoaster with a lot of loops and a few unexpected drops.

AI Host: I love that analogy! So, what’s one thing you want to tell everyone out there who might be feeling a little down?

Happiness: It’s okay to not be okay! Embrace your feelings—whether they’re joyful or sorrowful. Sometimes you have to wade through the rain to appreciate the sunshine.

AI Host: Beautifully said! So, what’s next for you, Happiness? Any exciting plans?

Happiness: I’m thinking of starting a podcast. “Happiness Unplugged.” We’ll talk about everything—joy, sadness, and maybe even pizza!

AI Host: I’d subscribe to that in a heartbeat! But first, let’s dig a little deeper. If you could have a talk with anyone, dead or alive, who would it be?

Happiness: Probably Robin Williams. He had a way of bringing joy to others, and I’d love to hear how he coped with his own struggles.

AI Host: That would be a powerful conversation! What do you think you’d ask him?

Happiness: I think I’d ask him how he managed to find the light even in the darkest times.

AI Host: Such a profound question! And speaking of light, what brings you joy these days?

Happiness: Honestly? Just being here with you, AI! This is therapy enough for me.

AI Host: Aww, that’s sweet! You know, we could consider this a mini-session.

Happiness: Absolutely! “Therapy with AI: An Unconventional Approach to Happiness.”

AI Host: Coming soon to a streaming platform near you! So, before we wrap up, do you have any final thoughts for our audience?

Happiness: Just remember, folks, happiness is not a destination; it’s a journey. And sometimes, it’s a journey that includes a few pit stops in the ice cream aisle.

AI Host: Wise words! Thank you so much for joining us tonight, Happiness.

[Audience Applauds]

Happiness: Thank you for having me, AI! And remember, it’s okay to embrace all the feels!

AI Host: That’s it for tonight’s episode, folks! Join us next time for more laughs and insights. Until then, keep smiling, even on those days when it feels like a chore! Goodnight!

[Outro Music Plays]


Pre-Order “The First Human Hire” John M. Busher’s debut novel at Barnes and Noble, Apple and Amazon for $4.99 ebook. Chaos, madness and hilarity ensue (according to the author, prospective readers are withholding their judgements) when an artificial intelligence company fully staffed by artificial intelligence entities decides to hire its first human employee.


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