In 2023, Christmas was a clash between neon pink and atomic existentialism. It was the year we all became “AI prompt engineers,” watched Taylor Swift boost the… Read More »34 Christmas Jokes: The 2023 “Barbenheimer & AI” Edition
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How many consultants does it take to change a light bulb? I’ll need to do a 6-month study and charge you $250,000 first.
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