Folks on social media are turning popular memes into Studio Ghibli-style illustrations using ChatGPT’s newest image generation feature. This trend has caught on in online communities ...

The Chicken Jockey meme exploded in popularity after its cameo in A Minecraft Movie, where Jack Black’s character Steve shouts its name in the middle of battle. The meme, rooted in Minecraft ...

Of Real Housewives? Of JD Vance? OpenAI released a new version of their image generation technology, and people are using it to recreate memes in the style of Studio Ghibli, the Japanese animation ...

But they're not at a loss for words — or memes. "The entire stock market is now a meme stock," one Reddit user said, commenting on an r/stocks post regarding Wednesday's surge. The whiplash has ...

After a string of major AI launches earlier this week, Google now appears to be working on integrating an AI-powered meme generator directly into Gboard — the default and most popular keyboard ...

Some, however, handled the chaos with memes—not just any but Ghibli-style ones. Stock market crash depicted using Ghibli-style meme. (Screengrab) “The market crash looks so much nicer in ...

If nothing else, Trump’s inconsistency and incredibly ridiculous rationalizations have provided an opportunity for a laugh because these were some of the most amusing memes we’ve seen this week.

Above all, it expresses a kind of bemusement at the tumultuous unknowability of our moment, and in that respect it has something in common with other memes that have gained traction in the first ...

dramatically gasps*) Alabama and Maryland's head-to-head had all the makings of a heavyweight title fight, and fans responded accordingly with elite memes.

#ResistPikachu.” At the same time, the internet was having a field day with another stalwart of Japanese anime, deploying generative AI to infuse famous memes, family portraits and movie scenes ...

In response to President Donald Trump's recent tariff policies, Chinese social media users have created AI-generated memes and videos satirising the potential impact on American manufacturing.

Meme-makers could not leave that alone. CNET editor Gael Fashingbauer Cooper, a journalist and pop-culture junkie, is co-author of "Whatever Happened to Pudding Pops? The Lost Toys, Tastes and ...