YouTube investigator 'Coffeezilla' has accused Rabbit AI of involvement in an NFT scam.

YouTube personality Stephen Findeisen, known as "Coffeezilla," has accused artificial intelligence company Rabbit AI of orchestrating an NFT scam and attempting to cover it up. Findeisen, a prominent investigator on the video-sharing platform, recently released a video on his Coffeezilla channel, shedding light on Rabbit AI's alleged involvement in the NFT space.According to Findeisen's findings, Rabbit AI was previously known as Cyber Manufacture Co. and managed to raise $6 million for an NFT project named Gama. However, the company's founder and CEO, Jesse Lyu, later distanced Rabbit AI from the world of cryptocurrencies, claiming they would "never touch crypto" in Discord statements.Lyu stated that Gama was simply a "fun little project" he participated in during the COVID-19 pandemic and that he left the project once the associated game was open-sourced. However, Findeisen presented recordings indicating that Lyu had discussed more ambitious plans for the Gama project. In those recordings, Lyu expressed intentions of investing millions into Gama to create a groundbreaking NFT experience and mentioned future plans for concepts like Gamaverse and a clean energy initiative related to Gama Coin.Findeisen raised concerns about the $6 million funding raised for the Gama project, questioning where the money was allocated. Despite Rabbit AI's claim that the funds were solely used for the NFT project, Coffeezilla argued that Rabbit AI's foundation was built on the remnants of the Gama project, raising concerns. Additionally, Findeisen criticized the overhyped nature of Rabbit AI's viral R1 product, drawing parallels between the exaggerated promises made by both Gama and R1.Coffeezilla's allegations are not isolated. Others have also expressed skepticism about Rabbit AI's offerings. Josh Olin, the founder and CEO of WeGPT, previously labeled Rabbit's project as a "scam," characterizing it as a quick cash grab designed to lure in investors.Coffeezilla has established himself as an online detective by uncovering crypto scams. His previous notable expose was the CryptoZoo project, which was launched in 2021 with much fanfare, co-founded by popular YouTuber Logan Paul. Coffeezilla later alleged that the project had been largely abandoned shortly after its launch. In response to the allegations, Paul released a video blaming the co-founders and advisors for any wrongdoing, while also threatening to sue Coffeezilla.