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ChatGPT Reacts Suspiciously to Acid Dissolution Question Meme

The meme is structured as a two-part joke: the top text shows a user asking ChatGPT "How much acid does it take to dissolve a 75 kg chicken?". The line below labels the following image as ChatGPT's response: a screenshot of Jin Lee, the father character from Pixar's *Turning Red*, staring intently with a wide-eyed, deeply suspicious expression. The humor comes from the unspoken implication that 75kg is the average weight of an adult human, so ChatGPT recognizes the question is a poorly disguised request for information about how to dissolve a human body for criminal purposes, rather than an innocent question about a chicken.
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Me: How much acid does it take to dissolve a 75 kg chicken?
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Overview

The meme is structured as a two-part joke: the top text shows a user asking ChatGPT "How much acid does it take to dissolve a 75 kg chicken?". The line below labels the following image as ChatGPT's response: a screenshot of Jin Lee, the father character from Pixar's Turning Red, staring intently with a wide-eyed, deeply suspicious expression. The humor comes from the unspoken implication that 75kg is the average weight of an adult human, so ChatGPT recognizes the question is a poorly disguised request for information about how to dissolve a human body for criminal purposes, rather than an innocent question about a chicken.

Origin notes

Per the provided metadata, this meme originated as a Twitter meme and was later reposted to Reddit's meme communities. It uses a widely shared reaction screenshot of Jin Lee from the 2022 Pixar film Turning Red, paired with text playing on common 2023-era jokes about AI chatbots like ChatGPT reacting suspiciously to queries that appear to relate to illegal activity, even when the user frames them as innocent.

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