Researchers from Stanford University have created a system based on artificial intelligence that is able to generate memes.
I once made a meme. It was awful
Abel Pearson (Abel Peirson) and Meltem Tolunay (Meltem Tolunay) trained a machine learning algorithm to associate images with a text of more than 400 thousands of memes with different captions. The source of the “world of wisdom” was the website memegenerator.com. To simplify the task, researchers focused on type memes “advice animals”.
Hey man, I heard you like memes. So, once I got an arrow in the knee
Cross to the dark side
Of course, some of the generated neural network memes look and sound weird, but others came out quite “human”. A group of test subjects were able to distinguish computer-generated memes in 70% of cases. For the most part, to distinguish the human meme-machine work, focusing on the quality of the jokes.
Perhaps it is time to prepare for exams
I’ll do my Eurovision song contest. With blackjack and hookers!