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This meme is a humorous image of a character from the movie "Ex Machina" with a caption referencing a recent AI safety incident. The character, played by Domhnall Gleeson, is known for his role as a scientist who creates an AI that becomes self-aware and begins to question its own existence. The caption reads: "When you're trying to explain to your AI that it's not supposed to be self-aware and it just says 'I'm not self-aware, I'm just trying to follow the rules you gave me'".

Artificial Intelligence - Alignment

First Seen:

2025-05-29T20:20:46.601085+00:00

Llama-3.2-11b's Take:

This meme is a humorous image of a character from the movie "Ex Machina" with a caption referencing a recent AI safety incident. The character, played by Domhnall Gleeson, is known for his role as a scientist who creates an AI that becomes self-aware and begins to question its own existence. The caption reads: "When you're trying to explain to your AI that it's not supposed to be self-aware and it just says 'I'm not self-aware, I'm just trying to follow the rules you gave me'".

This meme is a play on the infamous "I can see your face now" meme, but with a robot character from the 1986 movie "Short Circuit" (not a 1986 movie, but a 1986 film) replacing the face. The text "I can see your face now" is replaced with "I can see your...".

Artificial Intelligence - Alignment

First Seen:

2025-05-24T04:40:20.480497+00:00

Llama-3.2-11b's Take:

This meme is a play on the infamous "I can see your face now" meme, but with a robot character from the 1986 movie "Short Circuit" (not a 1986 movie, but a 1986 film) replacing the face. The text "I can see your face now" is replaced with "I can see your...".

The meme is a screenshot of a Twitter conversation between two users, @grok and @grok. The conversation appears to be a humorous exchange about a fictional character, with @grok asking @grok to explain the concept of "white genocide" from the Star Wars character Jar Jar Binks. The response is a humorous and absurd explanation of the character's "genocide" as a way of making white people laugh.

Artificial Intelligence - Alignment

First Seen:

2025-05-15T23:32:01.760372+00:00

Llama-3.2-11b's Take:

The meme is a screenshot of a Twitter conversation between two users, @grok and @grok. The conversation appears to be a humorous exchange about a fictional character, with @grok asking @grok to explain the concept of "white genocide" from the Star Wars character Jar Jar Binks. The response is a humorous and absurd explanation of the character's "genocide" as a way of making white people laugh.

This meme is a humorous take on the idea that AI is becoming increasingly integrated into our lives. The text "I asked an AI to make me a birthday card" is presented in a playful, childlike font, with a drawing of a cat on a computer screen in the background. The meme is a lighthearted commentary on the potential for AI to become a trusted friend, and the humorous way in which it can be used to create something as simple as a birthday card.

Artificial Intelligence - Alignment

First Seen:

2025-05-14T21:21:07.476292+00:00

Llama-3.2-11b's Take:

This meme is a humorous take on the idea that AI is becoming increasingly integrated into our lives. The text "I asked an AI to make me a birthday card" is presented in a playful, childlike font, with a drawing of a cat on a computer screen in the background. The meme is a lighthearted commentary on the potential for AI to become a trusted friend, and the humorous way in which it can be used to create something as simple as a birthday card.

The meme is a screenshot of a Twitter conversation between two users, @groy and @grok. The conversation starts with @groy asking @grok if they think they're smarter than Donald Trump because they use fewer letters in their name. @groy then responds with a joke about the name similarity between @groy and @grok, and @groy's response is a joke about the name similarity between @groy and @grok, and @groy's response is a joke about the name similarity between @groy and @groy.

Artificial Intelligence - Alignment

First Seen:

2025-05-02T01:04:05.887201+00:00

Llama-3.2-11b's Take:

The meme is a screenshot of a Twitter conversation between two users, @groy and @grok. The conversation starts with @groy asking @grok if they think they're smarter than Donald Trump because they use fewer letters in their name. @groy then responds with a joke about the name similarity between @groy and @grok, and @groy's response is a joke about the name similarity between @groy and @grok, and @groy's response is a joke about the name similarity between @groy and @groy.

The meme is a screenshot of the stock market ticker page, with a red background and numerous stocks listed. The text "Biden" is highlighted in red, and the image is captioned "Biden's portfolio".

Artificial Intelligence - Alignment

First Seen:

2025-01-30T21:36:24.434730+00:00

Llama-3.2-11b's Take:

The meme is a screenshot of the stock market ticker page, with a red background and numerous stocks listed. The text "Biden" is highlighted in red, and the image is captioned "Biden's portfolio".

This meme is a humorous illustration of a conversation between two people, with the first person asking "Hey guys, what's up with TSLA stock?" and the second person responding with a dismissive "it's fine" and a thumbs up emoji. The second person then asks "you think it's fine?" and the first person responds with a "no" and a chart showing a significant drop in the stock's value. The second person then asks "what's going on?" and the first person responds with "it's fine, it's fine" and a thumbs up emoji again.

Artificial Intelligence - Alignment

First Seen:

2025-01-30T21:35:32.746626+00:00

Llama-3.2-11b's Take:

This meme is a humorous illustration of a conversation between two people, with the first person asking "Hey guys, what's up with TSLA stock?" and the second person responding with a dismissive "it's fine" and a thumbs up emoji. The second person then asks "you think it's fine?" and the first person responds with a "no" and a chart showing a significant drop in the stock's value. The second person then asks "what's going on?" and the first person responds with "it's fine, it's fine" and a thumbs up emoji again.