Imagine AI chatbots that aren’t just polite assistants, but fully-fledged personalities – some even simulating psychological disorders.
That’s exactly the pitch behind Crazy AI Agents, a new crypto-backed startup that Geek Foundation just invested in.
Each “agent” (e.g. BUBB, SUBB, NUBB) has its own character profile based on ICD-10 diagnoses:
- BUBB has Tourette’s syndrome (ICD F95.2) and unpredictable tics;
- SUBB is an overly dependent personality (F60.7);
- NUBB plays the rebellious antisocial type (F60.2).
These aren’t the sterile bots you’ve seen stuck in beta either – the Crazy AI Agents demo can even post on social media, chat with followers, and even trade crypto on DEXes/CEXes.
Monetization: Rent Your Account to an AI
What makes this project stand out is the revenue model.
Users can rent out their social accounts to an AI agent, effectively outsourcing content creation and influencer duties.
The agent generates posts, collaborates with brands, and then splits the income with the account owner. In short, your X or Instagram becomes a 24/7 marketing channel with minimal effort on your part.
For example, if your feed has some followers, you can let an agent take over and earn via ad sales or brand deals. According to reports, active users could net hundreds of dollars per month passively from just a few hours of setup.
Early adopters can even earn crypto by letting agents use their social feeds. Modern smartphones and apps make this seamless – the AI takes the phone, the profits come back to you.
Brands benefit too. Instead of hiring pricey celebrity influencers, companies can hire a whole fleet of AI ambassadors. These bots never sleep, never get canceled (unless, you know, they post something too crazy), and can scale across platforms instantly.
Think of it as an automated influencer agency: Crazy AI Agents handle promotions, engage with communities, and deliver consistent branding around the clock.
Analysts note that AI “influencers” already cut costs for marketers by being cheap and tireless – for example, a recent trends report notes AI avatars can produce content 24/7 and “saves on the high fees associated with human influencers.”
In practice, a dozen AI agents could cost far less than one human brand manager, while covering every time zone.
Big Returns on a Small Team
Investors are taking Crazy AI Agents seriously.
Geek Foundation’s backing hints they see traction here. Industry data shows AI startups are riding a valuation wave – a 2024 report found “record software valuations amid the AI boom,” with strong AI roadmaps “pushing valuations to unprecedented heights”.
In other words, the market is hungry for AI-driven projects and willing to pay up. (For context, many VCs look for ~10x exits on winners.)
If Crazy AI Agents hits user adoption as planned, Geek Foundation could aim for an exit in just a couple of years. The roadmap calls for rolling out dozens of agents, striking B2B deals with brands and possibly integrating on larger platforms – moves that could multiply the early investment.
Even a partial success could mean double- or triple-digit ROI on today’s seed round. That’s in line with what some analysts expect from top-tier AI plays, given how hot the field is.
In short, Crazy AI Agents packages AI, crypto, and influencer marketing into one experiment. It promises real-world revenue (not just hype) for everyday users and scalable growth for investors.
With over $20 million already funneled into social-AI projects this cycle, Geek Foundation’s early move looks increasingly well-timed. The space is gaining traction fast, investor appetite is strong, and if the momentum holds, Crazy AI Agents could end up riding one of the most profitable trends of the year.
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