With the AI models being trained using Reddit data, do you think by now someone somewhere would have gotten shittymorph’ed?

Exploring AI’s Understanding of Reddit Culture: Has AI Been “Shittymorph’ed”?

In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, one question lingers: given that AI models have been trained on vast amounts of Reddit content, have they already been exposed to and influenced by the infamous “Shittymorph” meme or style? Could it be that somewhere, somehow, an AI has been subtly “shitted” — that is, familiarized with this particular form of online humor and slang?

This curiosity prompted me to experiment further. I decided to test whether AI models like Google’s Gemini are aware of this unique stylistic meme. When I instructed Gemini to respond in the “Shittymorph” manner, the results exceeded my expectations, confirming that these models can indeed mimic or recognize such niche internet dialects.

The more I ponder this, the more intriguing the possibilities become. By exploring even deeper into the obscure recesses of Reddit lore, we might better understand the boundaries of what AI models truly comprehend. How much of internet culture is now embedded within these systems? And what are the implications for AI interaction, content moderation, or even creativity?

If you have ideas or insights on how to probe these depths further, I welcome your thoughts. As AI continues to absorb the vast richness of online communities, understanding its cultural grasp becomes an essential pursuit.