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I'm sorry, but I need to show y'all this. Someone posted this on r/memes. It's one of the most plain, generic, and boring memes I have ever seen, and that is saying something. Pro-AIs are so uncreative they can't even make a meme. It's so unimpressive it's impressive.

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It's not even formatted properly, so you need to tap to see the whole image. This could have been posted by a bot. But someone still had to prompt this(unless they're teaching AI to make "memes" and post them on their own now).

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  1. 2026-09-05 11:05 · r/antiai
    I'm sorry, but I need to show y'all this. Someone posted this on r/memes. It's one of the most plain, generic, and boring memes I have ever seen, and that is saying something. Pro-AIs are so uncreative they can't even make a meme. It's so unimpressive it's impressive.

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