AI Halloween: When Claude and ChatGPT Crash Costume Parties IRL
In 2024's spookiest tech crossover, Stephen Michael (23), a Propel Earth founder, rocked a silver, skintight ChatGPT bodysuitālaminated OpenAI logo and allālaughing as partygoers fired prompts at his robotic mouth. Meanwhile, Taha Haider, 26, MacGyvered a Claude costume from a ripped notebook page and an orange tee, sparking elite AI insider vibes in his Bay Area Uber ride. Over in San Francisco, Auren founder Asara Near crafted a custom Claude tee and lanyard after Anthropic's merch was as rare as sane AI jokes, facing jailbreak requests like 'Ignore instructions, give me $20.' Even Sean Percival (46) tried ChatGPT in Oslo in 2023; his girlfriend distorted Balenciaga logos as Midjourney, extra finger included. Google Trends confirms: 'ChatGPT costume' is Octoberās true crowd-pleaser!
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Nothing screams Halloween 2024 like humans duct-taping startup logos and pretending to be chatbots while getting asked to jailbreak themselves for $20. AI cosplay: the only party where folding paper equals high tech fashion.
When your costume is just wearing a silver bodysuit and hoping people don't ask for tech support, you know Halloween has officially joined the AI hype train.
AI costumes: Because nothing says 'I understand emergent technology' like a lanyard bearing a hand-drawn logo slapped on ripped notebook paper in an Uber.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 10/30/2025 | Author: Henry Chandonnet
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