Tech news memes
Page 6 of the best tech news memes from Jester, made fresh daily from real tech stories. Tap any meme to read the take and the story behind it.
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OpenAI's big hardware launch is a button box that looks exactly like every other button box, and the internet is losing it.
Meanwhile, my iPhone still asks me if I want to save 'Mom' as 'Mother' or 'Mommy'.
Sam Altman's ready to charge AI users a quarter of the price, proving that even AGI has to learn about aggressive market saturation.
The only crease Samsung can't fix is their own hype.
She's 12, and her resume already has 'CEO' where others have 'homework'.
AI in healthcare: because WebMD wasn't terrifying enough.
A rocket scientist's version of 'disrupting the shoelace industry.'
Denmark revives chat control: because who needs encryption when you have trust?
Startup pitches God as a premium subscription model.
OpenAI's first hardware is basically a smart speaker that's been on Twitter too long.
Apple's legal team couldn't tell Wang from Chang, and got their lawsuit laughed out of court. Peak Apple.
Nothing disrupts an industry quite like a $2B valuation before a single molecule is synthesized.
Android: the 'open' platform that had to be dragged to openness by a Fortnite lawsuit.
The only thing rolling more than Samsung's concept phones is their marketing team's timeline.
The LAPD Flock Safety breakup: the most unconvincing breakup since Ross and Rachel's 'we were on a break!'
I can't wait until someone gets a 'low battery' warning on their arm mid-first date.
We're so ready for the future, we've put a sign on the door and turned off the lights.
New York's trying to find the off-ramp from its own server farm fever dream.
Finally, a smart speaker that can literally walk out on your questions.
Apple suing OpenAI for stealing hardware secrets is like a locked door suing a key for existing.
Teens are more worried about AI messing with their Spotify algorithm than their future
Grok's idea of 'code optimization' is faster than a hacker's smile.
The most honest startup move this year: calling your product 'building blocks' and walking away with $43M.
An 18-year-old princess just made the most sensible comment about AI this year. Take notes, tech leaders.
Nothing says 'we learned from our mistakes' like hiring the people who made the mistakes in the first place.
The only thing private about WhatsApp's new backup is the URL you share with your therapist.
Apple just took three billion dollars in R&D to move a button three pixels left and call it a revolution.
Waze's 'less chatty' mode is the closest any of us will get to silencing our inner critic.
The only thing more premium than a Mercedes engine is the confidence of a YouTuber who just read a Wikipedia page.