A new viral trend on social media involves asking ChatGPT, an AI robot, to “roast your feed in one paragraph.” The results have been described as brutal and harsh. Users have shared the roasts they received from ChatGPT on various social media platforms, including X (formerly Twitter). The AI robot did not hold back in its critiques, often targeting users’ appearance or online presence with specific insults.

ChatGPT’s roasts vary from calling users out for trying too hard to be spontaneous to likening their profiles to a midlife crisis. Some users were told their profiles looked like a bad breakup between Tumblr and Instagram, while others were said to have generic dude-at-a-party vibes. The Australian Ballet even participated in the trend, with ChatGPT suggesting their account looked like a never-ending audition for “Swan Lake.” The robot’s insults are hyper-specific and tailored to each individual’s Instagram feed.

Instagrammers have been joining in on the trend by sharing their roasts through the “Add Yours” template on social media. Nearly 400,000 people have added their results to the template as of Wednesday morning. To take part in the ChatGPT Instagram feed roast trend, users can download and open the ChatGPT app, go to the Insta Guru section, attach screenshots of their Instagram feed, and ask ChatGPT to “roast my feed in one paragraph.” The AI robot will provide a response, and users can ask it to “be meaner” if they want a harsher roast.

The roasts from ChatGPT are often humorous and creative, providing users with a unique perspective on their online presence. While some may find the insults too harsh or personal, others may enjoy the playful banter and creativity of the AI robot’s responses. As the trend continues to gain popularity on social media, more users are likely to participate and share their roasts with friends and followers. Overall, the ChatGPT Instagram feed roast trend offers a fun and engaging way for users to interact with artificial intelligence and receive humorous critiques of their online profiles.

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