The normal way of using AES-CBC is to XOR the IV with the first plaintext block
This way you have to pass the IV along the ciphertext.
What if instead of XORing we just put a fixed size randomIV in front of the plaintext:
Encrypt(randomIV + plaintext) = C1
And we don't have to send/tansmit separatly the IV since it is inside C1. Decryption works similarly:
Decrypt(C1) = randomIV + plaintext
And we just remove the randomData (fixed size) to end up with the plaintext.
In essence, the first block of random data, when encrypted will work EXACTLY as a randomIV since it will be XORed with the second block
Except from performance loss (having to encrypt an additional block instead of XORing), can you think why this might not be secure.