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Stories, ideas, and experiments behind Quote or Bot — including virtual icebreakers, speaking-club activities, and the AI-vs-human writing question.

A laptop with paper speech bubbles and a question mark floating from its screen, evoking a virtual meeting icebreaker.

2026-04-23~ 7 min read

17 Virtual Icebreakers for Online Meetings (2026, No Signup)

Tired of the same 'what's your spirit animal?' opener? Here are 17 virtual icebreakers that actually work on Zoom, Google Meet, and Teams — all free, most with no signup.

A natural stone and a geometric stone facing each other under a shared speech bubble, evoking the human-versus-AI quote game.

2026-03-17~ 5 min read

AI vs Human Quotes: 5-Minute Screen-Share Game for Teams

A free, no-signup browser game that turns the question 'did a human or an AI write this?' into the best five minutes of your next stand-up.

A semicircle of stools facing a floating stone lectern with two overlapping speech bubbles, evoking a speaking-club debate.

2026-02-08~ 6 min read

Speaking Club Activity: AI Quotes as Discussion Prompts

A fresh discussion prompt for Toastmasters, ESL conversation classes, and debate clubs: read a short quote and argue whether a human or an AI wrote it.

A row of pebbles with one glowing warmly beside a blank stone easel, evoking a workshop energizer sparking energy.

2026-01-21~ 6 min read

Workshop Energizers for the AI Era: Facilitator's Playbook

Most workshop energizers feel like a tax on the participants. Here's one that pays you back — by building real AI literacy in five minutes.

Conceptual illustration of a Turing test with speech bubbles and a central question mark.

2026-01-06~ 3 min read

Can You Tell a Human Quote from AI? Free Online Turing Test

Quote or Bot turns Alan Turing's famous question into a free, fast game: can you tell which quotes came from people and which came from a model?