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Sunday Funnies: My Best Man, ChatGPT

nickBy nickApril 19, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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In this age in which people are increasingly relying on #AI for pretty much anything —from redacting a resume to summarizing an article— is it really surprising to find out some brides and grooms are also using it to write their wedding vows?

At the risk of ruining the punchline by explaining it, I imagine that in the future those AI services might eventually normalize paid ads to wedding ceremonies. It is not a farfetched conclusion, seeing how all LLM services will end up enforcing ads to their clients in order to produce some kind of profit.

…Unless people wake the fuck up and reject the slop.

PS: I went with a grayscale palette this time because I wanted to emulate the cartoon style of The New Yorker. Do you think they would be willing to print this one?



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