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Story summary
- Memvid, a California startup, offers an "AI bully" job paying $800 for an eight-hour day.
- The role requires interacting with chatbots to expose memory issues.
- A 2025 study found AI memory accuracy drops 30% to 60% during sustained conversations.
- Mohamed Omar, Memvid's co-founder, says many applicants are frustrated technology users.
- The campaign may expand to hire more AI bullies in the future.
