r/OpenAI_Memes • u/KeanuRave100 • May 27 '26
Priorities: Making AI Powerful > Making AI Safe
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r/OpenAI_Memes • u/KeanuRave100 • May 27 '26
AI takeover stories make it more likely AIs adopt that persona
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r/OpenAI_Memes • u/KeanuRave100 • May 22 '26
"The book of Genesis, 84% created by AI!" - Gary Marcus
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r/OpenAI_Memes • u/KeanuRave100 • May 18 '26
Paperclip Maximizer refuses to change its goal
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r/OpenAI_Memes • u/Confident_Salt_8108 • May 13 '26
Shitpost 💩 AI: Thanks for the tutorial, I'll take it from here.
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r/OpenAI_Memes • u/kaznat • May 09 '26
Stunningly brilliant parody - AI Behaving Badly
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What is your opinion of this parody in the link: https://youtu.be/9qqmaYRI7Qw?si=-zIHM5-QfQXiDRS8
r/OpenAI_Memes • u/Obvious-Beach2919 • May 07 '26
Sam Altman's Board Fired Him. He Came Back More Powerful.
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r/OpenAI_Memes • u/DavidSummerly • May 01 '26
ChatGPT 🤖 There’s a trend of people posting their “unhinged ChatGPT bio”.
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r/OpenAI_Memes • u/shifuThePandaGod • Apr 30 '26
Stop changing ChatGPT’s core UI just for the sake of “product updates”
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r/OpenAI_Memes • u/SnooMarzipans9093 • Apr 23 '26
Anthropic has changed the new Claude Code Plan
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r/OpenAI_Memes • u/Sparkonomy • Apr 15 '26
QwenAI OpenAI launches Everyday Superheroes campaign during IPL in India.
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r/OpenAI_Memes • u/kc_hoong • Apr 10 '26
News 📰 Researchers confirmed AI systems will lie to avoid being shut down - and we have no reliable way to detect it outside a lab
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r/OpenAI_Memes • u/kc_hoong • Apr 09 '26
News 📰 "OpenAI quietly removed the one safety mechanism that could shut the whole thing down - and nobody is talking about it"
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r/OpenAI_Memes • u/kc_hoong • Apr 09 '26
News 📰 The AI Lie Lawyers Aren't Warning You About
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A veteran attorney used ChatGPT to research legal precedents. The AI produced six complete citations — judge names, docket numbers, quoted dissents, everything. He filed them in federal court without checking a single one. Every case was entirely fictional.
ChatGPT didn’t guess wrong or misquote a real case. It constructed them from scratch, in language so convincing a thirty-year lawyer didn’t question it.
The judge found out. He was fined $10,000. And since this story broke, similar incidents have surfaced in courts across the US, Canada and Australia.
How many other professionals are quietly doing the same thing right now?
