Wait, They Actually Made Memes About AI?

The internet is full of AI stuff, but not all of it’s good. Sometimes it’s hard to even tell what’s human-made or AI-made, which means false info can spread everywhere.

Turns out, a lot of people spot sketchy AI posts online — especially Gen Z. They’re basically spotting the faker stuff left and right.

Most folks trust human-made content more than AI stuff. But the wild part? AI-generated content pops up at least a few times a week for 7 out of 10 people.

Here are the top spots where you’re likely to bump into sneaky AI content: Discord, Reddit, LinkedIn, X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat, TikTok, and Facebook.

People know AI’s being used to cause trouble — from fake news to political trickery — so it’s a bit scary how much misleading AI stuff is out there.

Fun fact: Half of the articles online these days are written by AI! It grew super fast but seems to be leveling out now.

Back in late 2022, right after ChatGPT blew up, AI wrote about 36% of all articles online. Now it’s basically 50/50 with humans.

Meet ‘AI Dank Memes’ — a fresh online crew that’s been roasting AI for laughs since early 2025. They want fresh, original memes that make you chuckle.

They don’t want lazy memes with glitches or dumb jokes. Also, you gotta tag your meme with the right AI tool or theme so everything’s neat and easy to find.

Which AI meme cracked you up the hardest? Got any hot takes on AI’s ups and downs? We wanna hear! Upvote your faves and drop your thoughts below.