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I don't know what the article is getting at, the generated memes are perfect.
fellin in the pit
indeed perfect, the wrong use of "your" followed by a correct use of "you're" is bound to generate engagement
They're up there with some of the other nonsensical memes I see here and there.
This has serious "If it weren't for my horse, I wouldn't have spent that year in college" energy.
Google putting more stuff in a keyboard that don't belong in a keyboard. How surprising.
This is how they manage to get users to not blink an eye when they notice their keyboard is 1.1GB because of all the tracking and analytics libraries
Image macros? What year is it?
It's an older meme classification, sir, but it checks out
They wonβt stop until they fuck up every single thing in existence.
The feature obviously has advanced safeguards and filters in place, to avoid explicit or offensive content. Unfortunately, a lot of innocuous requests also get caught in the filter, resulting in no results being generated.
Ah, yes... sanitized, algorithm friendly fun.
I'm not surprised it's bad but it's an actual fun use for AI
Something Something infinite chickens pecking at keyboards
Itβs because AI cannot think. AI cannot be clever. You cannot model creativity by absorbing the collective thoughts of all of the past. Generative AI will be nothing more than autocomplete.
welp