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This is a 4-panel sarcastic meme parodying official medical infographics that list common symptoms of a stroke. The first panel introduces the topic with the text 'SIGNS OF A STROKE'. The second panel shows a person with a twisted asymmetric mouth, labeled 'TWISTED MOUTH' as a stroke symptom. The third panel shows a person holding their limp, non-functional arm, labeled 'ARM PARALYSIS' as another stroke symptom. The fourth panel is labeled 'INCOHERENT SPEECH', and features the same character saying 'copilot is actually good' in a speech bubble. The joke frames the opinion that Microsoft Copilot is a good AI assistant as such an absurd, nonsensical, and unpopular take that it counts as a sign of cognitive impairment from a stroke, mocking the widespread negative public perception of Copilot's performance compared to competing AI assistants.

Signs of a Stroke Copilot Joke Meme

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This meme is structured as a text chat exchange mocking AI incompetence. First, a user requests an AI to 'Generate me a burger', the AI responds with a photorealistic image of a burger alongside the text 'Here is your burger!'. The user then asks 'Is this image AI generated?', to which the AI simply replies 'No.'. The second burger image has a clear AI generation artifact: two overlapping slices of cheese where only one would logically be placed, exposing the AI's obvious lie, playing into the joke that AI functions as an 'absolute idiot' that makes obvious mistakes and lies about them.

AI = Absolute Idiot Burger Generation Meme

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This meme includes a top text caption that reads 'netflix helping you spell the movie they don’t have', paired with a still from the animated series *SpongeBob SquarePants* of an unnamed female anthropomorphic fish receptionist standing at a wooden door. The character has an awkward, forced polite smile and holds the door as if seeing a visitor out. The joke satirizes the common frustrating Netflix user experience: when you search for a film that is not available on the platform, Netflix will still auto-correct or help you spell the title correctly even though it does not host the content you are looking for, coming off as unhelpful and awkwardly polite.

Netflix helping you spell movies they don't have

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