AI Just Made An Unhinged Sitcom 'Starring' Einstein, Kim Kardashian & Kermit The Frog

For years, sci-fi films like James Cameron's best movies have warned us of the threat of computer overlords. Heck, even artificial intelligence itself has a list of its own best AI villains in movie history. And yet, none of them warned of the absolute monstrosity that arrives in the form of a sitcom starring one of the world's great minds alongside Kim Kardashian and Taylor Swift.

Pitched on YouTube as "found footage" by AI enthusiast Astro Dynamics, the supposed failed sitcom puts renowned physicist Albert Einstein in a situation that looks to be influenced by "Seinfeld," "The Big Bang Theory," and "Friends." There's also a handful of guest stars dropping in, including Will Smith, Leonardo DiCaprio, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Barack Obama, and, uh, Jesus. The true VIP, though, is Kermit the Frog, who really feels like the only sensible addition to this absolutely bonkers concept.

All of it looks like the kind of nightmare you get after eating something you shouldn't have, and yet, it's a totally feasible concept that makes you wonder why someone hasn't tried it sooner. After all, we've had a show about a cat-eating alien living with a suburban family. Why can't the mind behind the theory of relativity crack jokes with Gordon Ramsay (who's also been the subject of an AI creation)? Well, the internet has spoken, and judging by the comments, they're all for this absolute fever dream, because of course they are.

While the idea of Albert Einstein cooking with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson feels like it belongs at the bottom level of the idea factory, fans that caught a glimpse of "Einstein's Relatives" on Instagram are all for the show becoming a reality. Shared by @ainterestingaf, the clip got mixed reactions, with @valentino__k_zangobbo saying, "That's so unhinged! I hope it becomes a real series one day." Another fan, @jlouishardy, added that this was "the show I didn't know I needed."

Some viewers weren't so fond of the teaser, though, and made comparisons to other shows that actually exist. @ziggy_timedust said, "So basically – Rick and Morty," while @chriseyez posted their conflicted response, quipping, "Ai is terrifying and entertaining at the same time. I just don't know how to feel about it." It feels safe to say that's a common verdict given the wild progression of AI that's being seen in videos like this versus the early days when the tech imagined how Will Smith ingests spaghetti. While the likes of Sheldon Cooper, Ross Gellar, and Jerry Seinfeld might be staples of sitcom history, would they really stand a chance against Albert Einstein and the sasquatch he loves? It's a question we absolutely don't need answered, right? Right?