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

Exploring AI’s Familiarity with Reddit’s Hidden Lore: Are Language Models in the Know?

As artificial intelligence models continue to evolve and be trained on vast datasets—including Reddit discussions—an intriguing question arises: Has someone, somewhere, been immediately recognized or ‘sh*ttymorphed’ by these models? In other words, could AI systems be subtly aware or responsive to specific Reddit subcultures and in-jokes?

This curiosity prompted me to test the capabilities of one such model—Google’s Gemini—in recognizing and responding in the style of a ‘sh*ttymorph’ comment. The results? Absolutely spot-on, affirming that these models do have a certain grasp of niche language patterns and online subcultures.

Looking ahead, there’s a possibility that by probing more obscure corners of Reddit’s lore and community-specific language, we could better understand the depth and boundaries of these models’ knowledge. Could uncovering these hidden layers offer insights into how AI interprets complex internet communities?

What are your thoughts on the extent of AI’s understanding of niche online cultures? Have you experimented with similar prompts or observed how models handle specialized language subsets? Share your ideas and experiences as we delve deeper into the fascinating intersection of AI and internet subculture.