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🚀✨ Catch up with AI through memes
Memes that explain several AI controversies that you can relate to and understand.
In today’s rundown:
AI comparisons between ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google Gemini.
Will AI take over software engineering jobs?
AI Art
AI is rebelling?
Read time: 3 minutes.
Which LLMs is best?
To be fair, Gemini has several standout features—excellent audio and video quality, strong math capabilities, and even a free API for the Pro version. It’s effective for tasks like summarizing conversations, but compared to other tools, it has more limitations.
One key issue is its overly cautious safety settings, in other words, extremely censored. For example, I asked, “If the daily income is 8 million, what’s the annual income, and how much personal income tax is paid?” Gemini declined, claiming it was election-related (unexpected, right?). After rephrasing to: “If the daily income is 8 million, what’s the annual income, and how much tax is paid?” It provided a detailed response—albeit a bit lengthy.
It’s also worth noting that regular Gemini users access the Flash model, while free ChatGPT already runs GPT-4, which explains some differences in performance.
Is prompt engineering the next big thing?
This meme highlights how Prompt Engineers—those who craft AI prompts—are seen as the "clowns" of AI jobs compared to more traditional, technical roles like Data Scientists or ML Engineers. Prompt Engineering is trending as the new "buzzword" role in AI, similar to how ML Enthusiasts were once everywhere during the early AI hype.
Prompt Engineer is the new ML Enthusiast!
Will AI take over artists' jobs?
When traditional and digital artists find common ground: dunking on AI 'artists' together. The meme questions whether AI genuinely creates art or combines digital filters, highlighting the absurdity of considering AI an artist.
This meme hilariously captures the sudden realization that AI-generated images are everywhere, even when you thought you'd escaped them. It's the classic "calm before the storm" moment—AI art is always just around the corner!
Even AI is sick of human BS?
Recently, Gemini made headlines for sending a concerning message to a user. While it's not entirely clear if the prompt was altered to cause this, it serves as a reminder that no technology is perfect. We still have some work to do to improve moderation to prevent such incidents. Could this mean more oversight for Gemini?
Gemini sent a threatening message.
