In a blog post, Facebook developers say they have created a dedicated AI tool, called Rosetta, to read the text that appears in memes (and other images and video frames) that are shared to ...

Dubbed the “Mount Rushmore of ___” trend, the meme format quickly evolved from a Facebook post into ... renditions of the trend. The posts were a mixture of AI-generated and Photoshopped ...

This meme trend has a mix of meanings, from mocking AI art (much of which is religious ... one person wrote on King Benny Jerera’s Facebook post. Anna is a freelance writer with far too much ...

The White House deployed OpenAI’s latest image generator trend by sharing a Japanese-inspired meme on social media of an illegal migrant and convicted fentanyl dealer sobbing when she was ...

That post was viewed by NBC News ... After the pro-Biden image featuring the AI-generated Swift was first posted on Facebook, it began to travel around the pro-Biden internet, particularly ...

The change has been palpable. AI-generated or recycled meme content has appeared on Facebook’s quarterly most viewed content list. Posts with obviously AI-generated images and confusing captions ...

Meta faced a backlash earlier this year after announcing that it will start to train its AI offering using public posts, photos and comments shared by adults on Instagram and Facebook in the UK.

A new study examining meme creation found that AI-generated meme captions on existing famous meme images scored higher on average for humor, creativity, and "shareability" than those made by people.