A short YouTube demo by Matt Wolfe showcasing Meme Cam, a camera-based meme generator that recognizes scenes/objects and produces meme captions from photos (examples: office, bookshelf, New Zealand beach, selfie). The video ends with a promotion for Futurtools IO, a curated AI tools list and a free weekly newsletter highlighting five tools.
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All right, so check this out. This is a tool called Meme Cam. You can point your camera at anything. It'll recognize what it sees in the picture and make a meme out of it. For example, just hanging around waiting to be played. I decided to use this to take some pictures around my office here when you need directions, but your GPS is down, so you got your aunt's old map. Taking a picture back at my computer here. Wow. Technology has come so far. I can now watch cat videos and pretend to work at the same time. All right, let's point it at my bookshelf and see what I get out of that. Finally, a way to impress my friends without actually having to read any of these books. Here's a picture I took in New Zealand. No, Karen, we said we're going to ride the waves, not watch them. Let's flip the camera on myself and see what I get out of this. You'll never know the freedom of a smooth face. So true. If you love checking out really cool and fun AI tools, check out Futurtools IO. This is a huge curated list of just tons and tons of tools that use AI. And there's also a free newsletter that you can join where every Friday you'll learn about the five coolest tools that I came across. Check it out at FutureTools IO.