ImageNet Roulette was a 2019 digital art project created by Trevor Paglen and Kate Crawford as part of the 'Training Humans' exhibition. The tool allowed users to upload photos to see how the ImageNet database—a foundational dataset for AI training—classified them. It quickly went viral on social media as users shared the often bizarre, derogatory, or nonsensical labels the AI assigned to their faces. The project served as a powerful critique of the biases and problematic categorizations embedded within artificial intelligence systems. Today, the meme is used to satirize facial recognition technology and the strange ways machines 'see' humanity.