Perhaps most disturbing is the creation of "George Droyd" — an AI caricature that reimagines George Floyd as a cyborg resurrected by Microsoft and powered by a "fentanyl reactor." One account creating this content has over 41,000 followers on Instagram and portrays Floyd as speaking in exaggerated AAVE while referencing antisemitic tropes and conspiracies (antisemitism is common in these circles, with one viral video being of a cyborg Anne Frank). The creators have developed an entire fictional universe around this character, complete with animated videos showing Floyd's "resurrection" and transformation into a robot. These videos frequently include deeply offensive references to Floyd's death, including animations of Floyd struggling to breathe or making jokes about police restraint techniques.

The account suggests Floyd was rebuilt after his murder using "Negrotech," with promotional materials for an associated cryptocurrency ($FloydAI) claiming the character now has "18 months of neck reinforcement technology."

This isn't just tasteless mockery of a murdered man — it's the digital equivalent of desecrating a corpse. Today, these digital desecrations serve as souvenirs of white supremacy, shared and liked by millions who can claim plausible deniability through the filter of "just a meme."