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

Exploring AI’s Exposure to Reddit Lore: Have Models Been “Shittymorph’ed”?

As artificial intelligence models increasingly learn from large datasets, a natural question arises: have these models been exposed to and influenced by the more playful and niche corners of Reddit culture? Specifically, could they have encountered and learned from “shittymorph” comments—a popular meme style characterized by humorous, exaggerated, and sometimes intentionally crude expressions?

This curiosity led me to experiment with the latest AI model, asking it to respond in the style of a “shittymorph” comment. The results were quite revealing and quite amusing, demonstrating that these models are capable of mimicking even the most niche internet slang and humor.

This experiment opens the door to broader questions: How extensive is the AI’s understanding of Reddit’s vast and varied user-generated content? By exploring deeper into less mainstream Reddit communities and lore, we might be able to gauge just how much these models have truly absorbed about internet culture.

Do you have ideas or strategies for uncovering the boundaries of an AI’s knowledge of Reddit’s underground corners? Sharing insights could help us better understand the evolving relationship between human online culture and artificial intelligence.