Reddit meme jokes that “we need to regulate AI” lands very differently by speaker
KeanuRave100 · reddit · 2026-07-22
A Reddit meme turns the phrase “know the work rules” into a two-panel joke about AI regulation.
- In the top panel, a face-swapped executive says “we need to regulate AI” and gets a friendly, approving response.
- In the bottom panel, another executive says the same line and is treated as if he has just called HR, making the joke about how differently the same message is received depending on who says it.
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