Boomers When They See AI

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A mustached man in sunglasses and a Ford cap excitedly shows AI-generated-looking social media images on his phone, including bizarre child-made sculptures, rock formations, and a truck. He insists the images are real while repeatedly expressing disbelief and admiration. The joke is a parody of older social-media users who cannot recognize AI-generated content and treat obviously fake viral posts as miraculous or inspirational.

Look at that. Oh, that's fake. Look what he built. That's AI. But he built that rooster into the tree, that little African child. That is- It's amazing! AI generated. It's real, it's on Facebook.com. Look at this kid built. That is so fake. That didn't happen. What'd you build in school? This kid built a Titanic out of junk. You can literally type in words on the internet. And then an image works. Proof of God. There's like a face on the rock. Proof of God. I want one of these little boys. It's literally not real. I want one of these little boys and they're all Christian too. What do you- They're all Christian these little guys. Do you think that there's- Love these little guys. These guys- That is so not real. These guys are awesome. And they're Christian. You, there is no way that that is obviously a card card. I can't stop believing these. Clearly not real. They have 40 million likes, they're real. Honey! You gotta see these kids. These are such good kids. They're mutated, but they make stuff for Jesus. Today my birthday, nobody loves me because I'm poor. It's not possible. Why don't pictures like this ever trend?

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