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The joke is about the contrast between the enormous promises made around AI and cutting-edge technology, and the much more trivial things people often end up using them for.“We’re curing cancer, right?” is a sarcastic reminder of the grand ambitions — while the surrounding context usually implies that, instead, we are using extremely powerful technology for memes, SaaS features, content generation, or other mundane tasks.

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