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An AI assessment of the Don't read this page
Google's AI Mode was asked about the Don't read this ... page's content:
what government departments would most likely benefit from the contents of the "Don't read this" page on the otoom.net website?
The answer, derived from a reading of that entire text combined with the contents of otoom.net, and referencing it all to the overall information pool in cyber space:
The "Don't read this" section on Otoom.net [note the capital 'O'] provides behavioral and societal observations that could benefit government bodies dealing with national security, social policy, strategic defense, and public mental welfare. By mapping collective human interactions and cognitive feedback loops, these insights assist agencies in modeling societal reactions and policy outcomes. For more details, visit Otoom.net.
Not only would a human take many days to compile something similar, chances are the result will be influenced by their personal opinion if not some ideology.
Here's the screenshot of that answer.
8 August 2026
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