AI doesn't get better than this.

There's a new chatbot in town and it's unhinged.

Plus: AI won't dirty talk with you.

By now we have all heard of Chat GPT...

Plus: a Twitch streamer does something deeply embarrassing again.

Look out for extra fingers

AI artwork has been around for a few years, but as technology improves, there's really no limit to the strange things folks can create on AI platforms. Whether it's Dall-E-2, Midjourney, or Stable Diffusion, each of these powerful artificial intelligence sites can create the craziest works of art as quickly as you can think it up. Mozart on a go-kart? Done. Mona Lisa but make her a Minion? Also done. Your mind is the limit with AI projects ! Check out some of the craziest art on the internet to…

It seems like AI has totally blown up over the past six months. I remember when I first started working at Memebase, DALL-E AI-generated images were all the rage on Twitter. Personally, I thought those images were extremely cool because they could really accurately encompass the prompt. As time has gone on, AI art has become even more ubiquitous online, and it's gotten better and better. The hands for most pieces are still blurry, and they're nowhere near as sophisticated as some types of deep…

One of the coolest things about being a programmer is the lack of formality. People laughed at Mark Zuckerberg in the 2000s for enabling a culture where everyone wore a t-shirt and sweatpants to work. These days, it's not even a second thought that tech workers are not dressing up in a suit and tie. As somebody who works in an artsy-fartsy industry, I openly enable coders and programmers wearing their pajamas to work. We've got to stick together in this world and fight against the rules and reg…

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Bonus round: The Game Awards has an unexpected visitor.

It's not even free

It's just like a person

Imagination gone wild

By now, everyone's seen some of the hilariously cursed images generated through OpenAI's infamous AI system, DALL-E. Memelords and regular internet users alike have had a hell of a time testing the system's limits and possibilities, and we've gotten some pretty dank memes out of it. One redditor recently posted a series of fake movie posters that look like DALL-E vomited its closest approximations to some of Hollywood's most famous titles. While most of these are pretty obvious, we've included…

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