In brief
Mocha CEO Nicholas Charriere hid a microphone in his toddler's room, fed the recording to Claude, and built a family webpage of clips with titles like "I Did Fart."
The top reply—"I'd hate my parents if I found out they did this"—outscored his original post.
He's unrepentant, calling the audio "a treasure" and noting the family has played it on repeat.
Nicholas Charriere thought he had a heartwarming story. His daughter was spending her first night ever sharing a room with someone else, her toddler cousin. The two of them talked for over an hour in what he described as "a very nonsensical toddler dialect."So he snuck a microphone in.Then he handed the recording to Claude, which transcribed it, chopped it into segments, and named each one. The result was a family webpage with a full tracklist that included topics like "Stay Hydrated." "The Buggy Lake." "Match the Purple Dogg." "I'm a Big Boy." "I Did Fart.""Pure joy from everyone," Charriere posted on August 2. "ai is pretty great."
