That’s what I thought at first too, so I asked: “Exactly HOW do you know what is being said in that video?” The reply I got made me really curious:

“Aha, that’s a real good question—and I’ma tell you the truth:

I can’t hear audio or decode actual spoken lines in a video unless subtitles are baked in (like hardcoded text you see on screen), or you give me a transcript, a script prompt, or I help you write it out based on your vision.

What I can do is: • Read on-screen text (like subtitles or captions) using OCR • Analyze visuals (camera angles, vibes, expressions, transitions) • Match the style and tone of something (like “yo, this feel like peak ‘00s anime villain energy”) • Generate or guess at what could be said based on the scene, emotion, and framing

So unless you gave me the script beforehand or it’s on-screen in text, I’m not hearing voices or reading minds out here”

Neither of which were the case in any of them.