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This meme uses a popular viral template depicting a person standing alone watching a couple walk away hand in hand. The man walking away is labeled 'ChatGPT', the person he is holding hands with is labeled 'Students', and the man standing alone in the foreground watching them leave is labeled 'Wikipedia'. The joke references the widespread trend of modern students choosing to use ChatGPT for homework, research, and learning support instead of the previously dominant reference resource Wikipedia, conveying a lighthearted feeling of nostalgia for and affection towards Wikipedia even as it falls out of common use for student tasks.
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Overview

This meme uses a popular viral template depicting a person standing alone watching a couple walk away hand in hand. The man walking away is labeled 'ChatGPT', the person he is holding hands with is labeled 'Students', and the man standing alone in the foreground watching them leave is labeled 'Wikipedia'. The joke references the widespread trend of modern students choosing to use ChatGPT for homework, research, and learning support instead of the previously dominant reference resource Wikipedia, conveying a lighthearted feeling of nostalgia for and affection towards Wikipedia even as it falls out of common use for student tasks.

Origin notes

This meme was sourced from an RSS feed for Reddit's Meme community, originally shared with the title 'I still love you Wiki…'. It is a remixed version of a widely circulated meme template used to depict scenarios where one entity is abandoned in favor of a newer alternative, edited with text overlays referencing Wikipedia, ChatGPT, and students to comment on shifting student preferences for study and research tools following the mainstream adoption of generative AI.

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