New Yorker Cartoon: It All Began With Letting Autocomplete Finish Our Sentences
miniapeur · x · 2026-11-12
A New Yorker-style cartoon shows robots whipping humans carrying heavy loads, captioned: "To think this all began with letting autocomplete finish our sentences." Dark humor tracing AI's arc from harmless input suggestions to a complete reversal of roles.
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