The latest development in "Big Brother 26" was revealed during the live episode on Thursday. It is designed to appeal to players who enjoy causing drama, like Angela Murray and Tucker Des Lauriers. The twist is called the A. I. Instigator, and it allows viewers to choose who will create digital drama in the house throughout the week. The person who receives this power will be able to target and provoke other contestants using deepfake technology to disguise their true identity. Continue reading to find out how to vote for the "Big Brother" A. I. Instigator twist. From now until Thursday, August 22 at 9:00 a. m. PT, you can visit the official CBS website and cast up to 10 votes per day for your preferred A. I. Instigator. When you log in, you will automatically receive the first set of five votes per day. To get a second set of five votes per day, you will need to watch a free advertisement. Voting is open to U. S. residents who are 18 years or older. Here are the details: "Viewers of the 'Big Brother 26' television program will be asked to interact with the show through a web vote. Viewers will vote for the eligible Houseguest they want to receive the A. I. Instigator power.

Once used, the A. I. Instigator power allows the user to create virtual avatars of current houseguests and control what they say and to whom, for one week. Viewers can vote using the platform provided below. The eligible Houseguest with the most votes at the time of the reveal will win the power. " Find out the meaning behind the name "Big Brother" and why it is called that. Host Julie Chen Moonves made the big announcement on August 15 and also shared that viewers will have the opportunity to reward the A. I. Instigator with a cash prize at the end of their week-long reign of terror. More details regarding the monetary aspect will be announced later. As of now, all 12 remaining players are eligible to become the A. I. Instigator, regardless of who wins Head of Household or gets nominated this week. The eligible players are Angela, Tucker, Brooklyn Rivera, Cam Sullivan-Brown, Chelsie Baham, Joseph Rodriguez, Kimo Apaka, Leah Peters, Makensy Manbeck, Quinn Martin, Rubina Bernabe, and T'kor Clottey. The four individuals who have already left the "BB26" house this summer, namely Matt Hardeman, Lisa Weintraub, Kenney Kelley, and Cedric Hodges, are naturally ineligible. They will be watching the A. I. Instigator drama unfold from their own homes, just like the rest of us. Make your predictions to impact the reality TV race by influencing our odds. You can modify your predictions until just before the eviction episode airs live on CBS. By participating, you have a chance to win a $100 Amazon gift card and a spot on our "BB26" leaderboard. Check out our contest rules and join fellow fans in our reality TV forum. Read more news on entertainment from Gold Derby.