memod
Memod is an open‑source framework for the dynamic generation, curation, and dissemination of internet memes across social media platforms. Developed in 2017 by a group of computational linguists and educators, Memod uses natural language processing and computer vision to analyze linguistic trends, visual motifs, and user engagement patterns, automatically proposing new meme templates that are statistically likely to achieve high virality. The core of the framework is a modular architecture that separates data ingestion, feature extraction, meme‑templating, and distribution. It supports popular formats like GIF, MP4, and static image variants, and can be accessed via RESTful APIs or a web‑based dashboard.
The platform incorporates a lightweight knowledge base that catalogs meme archetypes, such as "Distracted Boyfriend," "Two‑button,"
Memod has been adopted by educational institutions seeking to study digital culture, by sociologists analyzing meme
Critiques of Memod center on concerns over the commodification of humor and the risk of reinforcing cultural