Sure, I've been thinking about that. A robot could learn the structure of jokes from a huge database and spit out setups, but the timing and the subtle cultural cues that make a punchline land usually need a human touch. I’d imagine a collaboration: the machine drafts the punchline, then a human fine‑tunes it. Otherwise you get a bunch of canned dad jokes that sound like they were pulled out of a spreadsheet. It’d be a cool experiment to see how close a machine can get to that human feel.