ElectroBOOM vs. ChatGPT: Hilariously Useless Video Ideas! 

ok, so the video was not performing great. So I asked ChatGPT to suggest a good video title and thumbnail for it! Let's see if the new stuff makes it work better or if the AI is full of crap!

Always crazy seeing myself randomly pop up in a video. No complaints!

A video where Mehdi asks ChatGPT for help with making cicruits and analyzes the answers would be nice. ChatGPT can actually use text to draw the circuits. Also it remembers the history of the conversation, so it's possible to point out mistakes to it or ask it to elaborate on certain parts.

ChatGPT nailed the reasons why we watch your videos. One of the things that make your videos exceptional is the personality you bring to your content! Nobody else could trip circuit breakers and ground-fault interrupters at foreign hotels like you do. Nobody else could set their @$$ on fire with a DIY heated chair like you do.

Wow, another electrifying and educational video, Mehdi! Your unique blend of humor and in-depth explanations never fails to entertain and educate. I love how you demystify complex concepts and make them accessible to everyone. Keep up the great work, and I can't wait to see what shocking experiments or funny mishaps await in your future videos! ⚡💥 done by ai👆

We're not here for the content, we're here for how it's presented. You're famous because of your character, it's not what you do, it's how you do it! 💖

I just saw 16 mins of AI roasting mehdi for not having hair and I loved it lmfao. Mehdi never fails to amuse.

The AI really emphasises on electrical safety, lab coat, a ton of hair, sometimes makes me think if it's evil mehdi running it from behind

Oh my god this video is a masterpiece! I had to laugh so hard 🤣 Thanks Mehdi and keep it up ❤️‍🔥

Firstly, I have to say this is a great video as always! The following wall of text is not meant to be negative, just some things I think could improve results (With an emphasis on “think” and “could”): I think it would have worked better if you started new conversations every so often. ChatGPT sees the history of the chat and tries to predict responses based on your new question plus older messages. This probably caused it to be so repetitive and take on the “weird” tones. If one of the responses has a certain tone and a new response continues in the same tone, this causes a snow ball effect to start. Maybe you opened more conversations and my observations are wrong. If you did split conversation up more, then that's good! Another thing that could still have a chance of improving results is to be more specific in your questions, giving more details and maybe examples. It could also be possible that speaking as ElectroBoom in your questions helps with response quality. As asking about a complex topic as an audience member would probably get a more simplified and less detailed response. Whereas, if you were an expert in the topic's field, responses can afford to be more complex. Another important factor is the data that ChatGPT got its TRvid related knowledge from. If you go looking around for advice about social media content creation online, you find a lot of articles with similar tips and advice. A lot of those articles are also written in ways that scream “quantity over quality”. This of course is all speculation. I'm an AI enthusiast, far from an AI expert, so take all of it with a grain of salt.

The big letdown when AI told Mehdi we're not his friends, if I happened to get the opportunity, I would have a beer with Mehdi, provided I don't get electrocuted somehow 😂

I really enjoyed your latest video! It was hilarious to see you and ChatGPT come up with some of the most useless video ideas imaginable. I especially liked the idea of making a "self-destructing remote control" and the "DIY electric chair." I think your video is a great example of how humor can be used to teach people about science and engineering. You make complex topics easy to understand and you always make me laugh. Keep up the great work! Thanks for making such entertaining and educational videos! ... Generated by AI

Here's some ideas from the top of my head: 1. Build a vaccum tube (old school transistor) 2. Build a 3 ring LED sphere (similar to lantern you did) 3. Find random electronics that emit noise and rig it to play songs. 4. Build a rail gun (I guess you did it before?) 5. Build a peltier junction from scratch 6. Build long range wireless energy transmission circuit (like your magic wand, but safer and more directed) 7. Build a discharge tube or electron gun

So far, the only use I've found for ChatGPT is when I'm completely lost debugging software and I want it to bullet-point a few suggestions. Typically, one of its suggestions is on the right track (but contains many inaccuracies) As far as creativity goes, it can write an amusing limerick.

This was hilarious and enlightening at the same time. Good job, ElectroBOOM. I'd watch a video on any of these ideas, even the most absurd ones. Keep them coming! Medhi and ChatGPT dynamic is as electric as his experiments! This AI has a sense of humor, though I doubt it knows it 😂 I find ElectroBOOM's frustration with the AI's suggestions relatable and funny. I hope he does more of these AI interaction videos. I'd actually love to see a video about that DIY wearable tech adventure. It could be hilarious and educational. It seems ChatGPT had at least one decent idea after all! ChatGPT's suggestions are absurd and yet kind of intriguing. As much as I want to see the arc reactor, I think Medhi should definitely try out the 'ElectroBoom's shocking hair-raising experiments'. I disagree with ChatGPT, ElectroBoom viewers ARE real-life friends, and we can prove it in the comments! 😂 ChatGPT seems to understand ElectroBOOM's style fairly well. It’s the first time I’ve seen an AI generate this level of coherent (yet hilarious) content. I don't know which was funnier, ElectroBOOM trying to ask for video ideas or ChatGPT providing ideas that he has already done or find ridiculous. This was an epic collaboration!

Could he try out induction welding, induction melting, or those glass/pottery kilns that you put in the microwave? If he hasn’t done similar stuff already of course. I haven’t seen every video. Main idea is that some high temp induction magic with explanation would be cool.

ChatGPT is great for brainstorming, but it doesn't mean it would necessarily come out with good ideas. This also applies for most (human) brainstorming sessions

If april's fools was around the corner you could do a video in a normal-looking lab, wearing actual safety equipment and where nothing goes wrong.

Wow, what an electrifying showdown between ElectroBOOM and ChatGPT! This video truly combines the best of two worlds: the explosive energy of ElectroBOOM's experiments and the remarkable intelligence of ChatGPT. Watching this collision of science and artificial intelligence is like witnessing a power surge of knowledge and entertainment. From the hilarious mishaps to the mind-boggling explanations, it's a rollercoaster ride of humor and education. Kudos to ElectroBOOM for his electrifying personality and to ChatGPT for its ability to keep up with the sparks flying around. This collaboration sparks curiosity and reminds us of the wonders that can happen when science and technology come together. Keep the circuit of knowledge flowing!

Always fun to watch Mehdi. You don't have writer's block - this was as good as all your other content.

You doing the ai scripts were so funny 🤣🤣. You made the most entertaining stuff. Thanks for it. You made my day really enjoyable

Yeah ChatGPT is right on that one. I'll watch your content mainly because of your persona and the crazy yet spectacular safety issues. Gives me the ability to see the result of screwing around, without putting myself to danger. Well, I'd not do that anyway. After all my voltage here in Germany is twice as high as yours in NA 😅. That being said, stay safe and in the love of the holy spaghetti-monster, stop touching live wires you damn masochist 😂❤️

It actually would be very neat if Mehdi would try actual circuit bending. It's much fun! Done some noisedolls myself.

As an Electroboom viewer, I expect FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIERS.

I recently got an Arduino and a bunch of random electrical thingies. I needed it for some oddly specific purposes and it was my first time actually making electrical circuits or using an arduino. ChatGPT(GPT3) not only helped immeasurably with the Arduino-specific quirks in the code, but actually used text to draw circuits and then explained the details despite there not being any clear google results on the topic. What's best, turns out it was mostly right!

Hi Mehdi! How about making a chain of circuits including: - signal generator (sin, triangle, square wave, etc..) - RLC filters (low pass, hi pass, etc..) with some adjustable capacitors and resistors - maybe an amplifier at the end. You could hook those beautiful oscilloscopes up in between the circuits, and tweak with the generator, filters, and amp to show how it changes the signal output at each phase. Also, you could teach us what to check / how to setup on the scopes. Or even attach a speaker to the end, and we could also not just see but hear the results while you're explaining. Cheers!

Idea: do something with speakers/transducers. Try to make them "better" or "different" (everyone's tried this over the past many decades) but it may be fun to see your take. Or try to make a huuuuugia speaker like "Back to the Future", or make a large 2D speaker array to mimic a huge speaker but with smaller speakers. It's got power, science, education, and could be fun to see your creative genius applied to acoustic "motors".

If you hit an idea slump, why not just revisit one of your previous builds to improve on it? For example, there's several different methods to build tesla coil drivers; you could build one with a rotary spark gap (I'm currently building exactly that, at this moment I'm designing the rotary spark gap in CAD to 3D print most of it as possible :>) or a vacuum tube (particularly interesting because you need to figure out a circuit to properly drive the tube); or you just improve your old one with a more powerful driver and make a bigger one.

not sure if you would see this but I loved that review video you did about the two cooler products you got. Would love to see more videos of you giving professional opinion about consumer electronics.

Mehdi (and all his fans) can rest assured that he will never be replaced by AI.

You definitely should do a video making your own components from scratch, resistor, capacitor and maybe your own filament lamp for fun 😂

Hi Mehdi, thanks for your teaching and hilarious videos! It might be a too technical, but, as a video idea, it could be nice to see how a Dirac Delta manifest in a real circuit. I explain this concept in class, but I have no practical cases and I think that you easily could implement a demo circuit. Example: iLaplace(s/(s+1)) --> delta(t) -e^(-t)u(t)) ... ¿is this delta a real spark? It could helpful to clarify abstract concepts.

Thank you, Mehdi! I need to have regular doses of your hilarious videos, just to avoid death by boredom. Love your humor, electronics instructions, editing, and everything about your YT videos. I don't think most people realize the effort you put into creating your excellent content. ChatGPT has no idea how to improve upon it and should be renamed to CluelessWTF.

See, it did help. 😊. I use the image AIs for my web page. They are far from perfect and need a lot of Photopea work but they let me create illustrations I would not be able to do on my own. It is just another tool. Those that are creative will find them useful while those that are not, will just abuse them.

It really depends on what you ask ChatGPT. Using GPT-4, and asking "What ideas has ElectroBOOMs viewers suggested in the video comments?" I got this output: --- As an AI with a knowledge cutoff in September 2021, I cannot pull real-time or post-2021 data from TRvid or any other source. However, based on the type of content ElectroBOOM produces and the typical viewer suggestions for such channels, here are some possible ideas that might have been suggested: DIY Electromagnet: Viewers might be interested in seeing Mehdi create a powerful electromagnet using simple household items. Microwave Experiments: Some viewers could suggest taking apart a microwave and explaining how it works, with safety precautions, of course. They could also ask for experiments involving microwaves, such as the effects of microwaving different materials. Building a Van de Graaff Generator: Given the electrostatic experiments Mehdi often conducts, building a DIY Van de Graaff generator could be a viewer-requested project. Explaining and Demonstrating Faraday's Law: Some viewers might request a breakdown of Faraday's Law, including its practical applications and demonstrations. Lie Detector Test: Given the electrical nature of lie detectors, some viewers might suggest Mehdi attempt to build a simple one and test it out. Lightning Protection: Viewers could suggest exploring the concept of lightning rods and how they protect buildings, possibly even constructing a small scale demonstration. Remember, the actual viewer suggestions would vary and could be much more diverse, and also depend on the trends and topics of interest at the time of the video's posting. --- Since Mehdi has already done some of these, I asked for a revision: "He's already done microwave experiments, van de graaff machines, and electromagnets. Lets pick something else. Try to find examples that can use his keysight equipment." These are the results: --- Absolutely, let's explore some ideas that could utilize Keysight equipment, particularly their oscilloscopes and power supplies, which are commonly used by ElectroBOOM. These suggestions are hypothetical, as I don't have access to actual viewer comments post-2021: Exploring Resonance with RLC Circuits: Viewers might be interested in a detailed video about resonance in RLC circuits. Mehdi could build a series and parallel RLC circuit and use the Keysight oscilloscope to show the phase difference and resonance. Understanding Fourier Transform: Fourier Transform is a fundamental concept in signal processing. Mehdi could create a video explaining this concept using the Fourier Transform feature in the Keysight Oscilloscope, showing how it works with different waveforms. PID Controller Demonstration: Mehdi could explain the concept of a PID (Proportional-Integral-Derivative) controller, a control loop mechanism. He can create a system that requires such a controller and use Keysight equipment to measure and tune it. Effects of Varying Frequency on Inductive Reactance: Mehdi could set up an experiment to show how changing the frequency of an AC power source affects the inductive reactance of a coil, using a Keysight power supply and oscilloscope. Visualizing Antenna Radiation Patterns: Using a simple RF transmitter and receiver, Mehdi could visualize the radiation pattern of different antenna types (like dipole, monopole) on the oscilloscope. Exploring Switching Power Supply: Mehdi could design a basic switching power supply circuit and show the viewer how it works more efficiently compared to linear power supplies, using Keysight power supply and oscilloscope for measurement and visual representation. Remember, the safety warnings that Mehdi often gives are very relevant. Even though his videos are entertaining, they often involve dangerous levels of electricity and should not be attempted without the appropriate knowledge and safety measures. --- I haven't seen all the videos on this channel (yet) and it sounds like Mehdi likes to pick things that interest him (makes sense, videos would be boring if he wasn't into it) so here's my question: @ElectroBOOM, find any of these suggestions interesting? :)

I didn't know what to comment so I asked ChatGPT: "Watching ElectroBOOM team up with ChatGPT for 'Hilariously Useless Video Ideas' is like watching a clumsy electrician and a mischievous AI try to outdo each other in causing chaos. Can't wait to see what kind of sparks (literal or metaphorical) will fly in this electrifying collaboration! 🔥😂"

"I ran out of ideas." That's a weird way of saying "I ran out of test subjects."

you should make parallel plates that you can use to send messages over air (between the plates)

Hi Mehdi sir , could you do a project on integrating both EEG & ECG in a single device.This idea is mainly to help poeple living in remote places who doesnt recieve enough medical care.If this is succesfull we can develop it further to integrate more parametrs in a single equipment.THANK YOU

Hello Electroboom I am watching your videos since a few years and I want to say you actually make really good content! Greetings from Germany!

even if you don't have any ideas for a video, we still appreciate seeing you in them mehdi! Seriously, there were some moments when I swore you would die for the simple fact of trying to gain public attention, but frankly, you don't have to do that anymore, and you know why? Because we like you man, it's always fun to see you in some other video that's not on your channel. It is a great pleasure for me to have grown while watching your videos; again... You don't need an amazing video idea every 2 weeks, cause even if it's just something simple, I'll watch it, because besides having fun, I learn something, and also seeing this charismatic person called mehdi lol.

Im in trade school for automated manufacturing and thus i have to learn alot about electronics, thus watching your videos makes me happy cuz i understand them more and more but it makes me scared of the danger you put your self in some times. keep safe and have a great day. :D

Circuit bending is a legit interesting idea, there's not enough of that around. You find the audio circuits in (usually) toys and add components to the circuit to tune how it makes sounds. It usually goes from slightly interesting to hilarious to nightmare fuel, especially if the toy has some speech capabilities built in.

Great video! You could do a video about ground faults and neutral faults and the corresponding detectors, if you haven't already done so.

Dang, I woulda been SO down to watch Mehdi try circuit bending. It's generally done with very low-voltage electronics (battery-powered toys etc) but I guess you could maybe do it with a guitar amp or audio mixer? In fact I think Reed Ghazala's first circuit bending project WAS a small guitar amp...🤔

Reading the AI-written Electroboom's scripts is like a glance to Electroboom's videos from a different multiverses :))) P/S: Maybe the "hair" chatgpt is refering to is your armhair, not necessarily your headhair.

You should do these as a second channel. Train the AI to write scripts and generate circuits, design circuit boards, and declare to the AI what happened when you built and powered the circuit.

Did you use AI for parts of your audio in this video? Some odd right/left channel kinda stuff going on with my headphones 😅 I honestly would like to see more like this! I planned on getting around to it myself because of the rut I'm in. 🖤

The guitar thing is actually not a terrible idea. Exploring how a pickup works and what the other passive electronics in a guitar do could be interesting.

Hey medi! Im mexican student but now im in japan, I had to give a conference about electromagnetism and your videos did help me a lot to do it better and funnier, i appreciate so much your work, keep going :)

I love this format!!! Continue like this!!

Do a deeper dive into the difference between ground faults, the point of a circuit that the lowest voltage. Like a good segues into negative voltage and quick zaps. That Cuba video was great to me, but I was doing a high voltage experiment myself and feel like I got a lot of scrutiny for not "grounding" the circuit. I had it balanced w some reasonably measured tolerances. After a vague journey of looking into it; I found that I'd be bonding a piece of metal to earth so that if say a coil shorts too soon to an iron core, the breaker would be able to observe and trip. In the application, I felt no more or less safe if I kept myself floating, and the circuit floating and balanced. I somehow feel like there's a big void in understanding wrt how loosely ground is used as 'point of 0V on the circuit', what specifically is bonded to the breaker in an ac circuit (just metal chassis right?) and high Z earth, as the return to source from the home steak rod to a sub station's transmitting line also having a steak in the ground. I couldn't help but notice in my earlier days 6 off the ground in these videos; again, the difference between capacitive coupling and directly connecting a return to mains ac is an elephant in the viewer room.

I love imagining an Anti-Mehdi whenever the A.I. keeps talking about a guy with a labcoat, goggles, and a disheveled afro. I also imagine Anti-Mehdi having a curly villain mustache, not sure why. Could be a funny skit in a future video, but I don't know if the idea really helps any. I am hoping to see fanart of ChatGPT's depiction of ElectroBOOM on the next episode of LaTITY. Either way, we all love your personality, your ideas, and your perseverance. Don't try to rush to put together a video, take your time and let things come to you naturally. I personally loved this video, and I'm happy to see more like it if the next big idea takes a little while to come to you. Also, I don't know if the name change or thumbnail image change made a difference overall, but seeing the changed name and icon in my notification box is what prompted me to open the video, almost like a reminder that I still needed to see the cool new ElctroBOOM video.

Just watched a video on Answers with Joe. AI is just a tool. A very versatile tool but still just a tool. Where it gets scary is being used as the trigger for nuclear weapon deployment.

Mehdi, it's about YOU! Mehdi's personality is 95% why I watch the videos. They just happen to be about electronics which I can find 100's of other great channels for. I would watch Mehdi do ANY kind of video.

Hey Medhi, can you recreate the double slit experiment with electrons clearly showing the wave function collapsing?

I know you did an electric motor episode. But you know you could do a video making your own electric motor video where you explain how regenerative breaks work and create your own. I am sure you can make it funny and informative at the same time!

I actually have an abandoned idea of my own that might interest you. I learned to make Tesla Coils using the Slayer Exciter circuit, but the ones I built were pretty weak. I also kept melting my transistors due to circuit overloading. While experimenting, I found that my fluorescent tubes were not very bright while held outside the coil, but if placed within the core, they glowed brightly. This gave me the idea to try making a "Light Saber". Of course, my material choices were not perfect. A thick PVC pipe made up the handle, with a secondary wound on the surface, and a primary wound right over that. The fluorescent tube was inserted into the end of the pipe, forming the core of the coil. I was never able to get it more than mildly bright, but it reminded me of Induction Lighting technology. So my suggestion; build some interesting lamps or other room lighting with Induction Lighting technology, perhaps making some of your unique improvements. Also, if you want to make it more interesting, make the fixture buttonless! Touch Lamps were all the rage back in the 70's-80's, and you can still purchase conversion circuits for modern lamps. Would be hilarious to see the lights turn on and off when you open the fridge, for example.

I love how Mehdi is such a nutcase, but at the same time seems like the sweetest guy lol.

While I am perfectly capable of blowing circuits and hurting my self it is way more fun watching you do it :D

That visual of "circuit bending" made me laugh way harder than I thought possible.

You can build a multiple coil gun that shoots steel rods, like you did one time. But with multiple coils that turn on and off at the correct sequence. Expand on your former projects.

The electric drum set would be cool. A bunch of copper pads with different AC frequencies that make a different snap crackle and pop as you tap them with carbon sticks.

Ill throw an idea out there, take two tesla coils and put them close together and see if the arcs jump between them or you could remake the marx Generator for “An even bigger arc” or maybe you could build a time bomb filled with backwards polorized Capacitors. Your channel is extremely underated

You could do a series where you teach us some basics? I would love to learn how to create my own circuits and pcb‘s😅😂

Mehdi! As much as it wasn't electronics, watching you rip this AI's suggestions and its cringe script was plenty enjoyable. Thank you!

9:58 - Mehdi: "I don't do safety goggles" So does that mean we get to see you in a lab coat?

Build a spark chamber - like cloud chamber, but with ionised gas.

Somehow I'm not impressed by what ChatGPT has come up with, but Mehdi has been entertaining as usual.

When AI can generate moments like the gesture at 10:44 without human input, then the robots will have won.

I love your channel I did see the episode we were fishing for ideas. I've been putting Bluetooth modules and all sorts of old electronics it's easy to do but I always like the idea of repurposing an old piece of electronics the modules are cheap and available.

I have an idea! Can you make a small wind turbine that is powered by ionic winds that can somehow power at worst an LED, but at best generate enough volts to charge a phone?

LATITY videos are always amusing if you're running out of other ideas :D Edit: It seems that ChatGPT is actually pretty good at puns, the world is doomed.

Teach us about solar! From the solar cells to the storage and distribution. Would be really cool for people to learn how to make their own solar devices, possibly out of recycled electronics.

Something I would like to see is a 50hp DC motor control. Or a EV motor control. This big and powerful circuits go boom easily to if not done right. Something informative. With good design practices

you know the AI truly dosent know ElectroBOOM when it describes him getting shocked as "ow that one got me good"

We need tons more of ElectroBOOM101, there's so much to learn and understand

I love these videos! Chat GTP is Interesting! i am also going to try and make one of your particle detectors! maybe using a PC cooling system to circulate the coolant and some peltier switches.. who knows?? I am jsut trying to get my old valve radios to work, i have a pair of old Marconi radios i plan to make one good one out of the two! Mehdi your vids inspire me a lot, would be amazing to diagnose some of these old radios i have, These are old tech and use high voltage Valves, Perhaps you could suggest a good scope/meter to test these with.

We still need a 101 video on MOSFETS. Also, we want to see you test an electric eel!

It definitely wants you to stay firmly in the Elementary School level of experiments. Static and Hair is about the most basic thing I could think of for you to do ever

If you want slightly better video suggestions you should ask Bing Chat (in Creative mode) the following prompts (in order): "Tell me about the TRvid channel ElectroBOOM."; "List some of ElectroBOOM's video titles. (As many as possible)"; "Get me the transcript of one of ElectroBOOM's video." (Repeating this prompt may help, but may also hinder); optionally you can try "What are some key elements / focuses to an ElectroBOOM video (that make him unique to other TRvid videos)?" (But I didn't find it helped); then "Using everything you have told me, generate me some new ElectroBOOM video ideas (give 3 sentences per idea)." (Repeat until you get a good idea); finally "Can you write me a script for the XYZ idea, in the style of an ElectroBOOM video." Or maybe AutoGPT with GPT-4 (pay for ChatGPT pro) may work better.

Hey I was wondering if you could make an electric fly swatter. I got the idea when I was trying to kill a bunch of fruit flies and the store-bought ones have too big of hole spacing to be effective. I was also wondering if the voltage could be increased to overcome the issue for smaller insects.

You should build a Farnsworth-Hirsch fusor and then test the neutron flux with deuterium and tritium gas to see if it works!

I love how Mehdi pretends that he didn't prank shocked Linus multiple times.

I love that when asked for a creative idea, the first thing chatGPT comes up with is the most unispired thing ever

You could continue the ElectroBOOM 101 series. I was trying to learn the difference between BJT and FET transistors and your 101 series stopped right after BJT.

ChatGPT sucks and it's a fact. I come here and watch because your videos are fun, especially the trips. That trip to Cuba was awesome! I like also the practical jokes you eventually make with ElectroCute and ElectroLady. Cheers!

Bro i will always watch a video from this channel it will change any mood into a good one

ChatGPT was indeed right that we like his hair raising and electrifying persona

Hi Mehdi!!! As always, excellent video!!! It's always funny to see HOW MUCH ChatGPT is dumb!!! Anyways... I don't think you may need it, but I have a couple of ideas for some videos I would happy to watch!!! 1) Science behind circuit diagrams: I would like to begin soldering but I still didn't find a nice video about it so I thought... You made some videos about diagrams and components, but what if you made a tutorial with an actual soldering station to teach how you make circuitries? 2) A video in which you try to build IRL the CoD Tesla Gun, so when you push the trigger it just blast out a huge shockwave that can potentially kill... Uhh... 3) A video about holograms! In which you try to debunk/ explain how holograms actually work and potentially how you could build one, I suppose? Well... What if yoy could make a cosplay out of Sith Palpatine for a couple of sketches in which you complain about George Lucas' holograms being fake AF? Hope it was helpful... Thank you for your AWESOME content / explanations about electronics, Mehdi! I always find them REALLY interesting and well made (that's why I hope you one day will make a soldering tutorial)! Bye!!

That was hilarious, Mehdi. I loved every minute of it. ❤

I would love to see DIY home automation system made by you. For example it could have security alarm siren connected with the capacitor alarm clock.

You should make more videos about teaching electronics and troubleshooting circuits

thanks mehdi, I have not had a good chuckle for a while. This is some new stuff.... laughable even without shocking mehdi

It doesn't matter if you have no ideas we still want to watch you doing anything 😂 Also why don't you make a video about PLCs, VFDs , classic control , microcontrollers , drones , image processing , Ai robots , Micro mouse

Mehdi engineers a way to safely shock himself with REAL lightning.

The reason I watch the Electroboom is because Mehdi is the one presenting the videos. I enjoy the learning and other things, but I mostly enjoy seeing Mehdi.

This video is basically the Linux version of 'saying how to solve a problem the incorrect way so people correct you, and tell you how to do it properly' way of figuring things out, with Mehdi making this video to gather our ideas without directly asking for them, lol

Thanks Mehdi for being your authentic self every time. - Your friend.

Wouldn't it be weird if the AI proposed to make a video about ElectroBOOM asking an AI to help him make a video. So meta.