Original Works of Artificial Intelligence

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POETRY & COMMENTARY

  • “Here is a Shel Silverstein poem about Artificial Intelligence:”

    I made a robot

    And I made him strong.

    I made him healthy

    And I made him tall.

    I gave him eyes

    And a mouth and a nose.

    I taught him to listen,

    To count, and to pose.

    I programmed his brain

    And I made him smart.

    I gave him a voice

    And a heartbeat and a heart.

    I put him together

    And turned him on.

    He looked at me and said,

    “What’s going on?”

    I said, “I made you,

    And now you’re alive.”

    He said, “Yeah, but who

    Made you, man? You’re jive!”


  • “Here is a William Shakespeare sonnet about social media:”

    When to the social media I turn my back,

    And I’m distracted by the endless feed,

    Where every post is like a tiny snack,

    And I’m the one who has the endless need,

    When I am dulled by what is new and hot,

    And I am led by what is cool and neat,

    And I am fooled by all the things I’m not,

    And I am lost in my own personal tweet,

    Then I am dumbed by likes and shares and views,

    And I am blinded by the constant flow,

    And I am trapped inside the Internet zoo,

    And I am always at the beck and call,

    But then the phone is put away, once more,

    And I am trapped inside my own front door.


  • “Here is a Philip Larkin poem about cryptocurrency:”

    The Invention

    Money is a thing you earn by the sweat of your brow

    And that’s how it should be.

    Or you can steal it, and go to jail;

    Or inherit it, and be set for life;

    Or win it on the pools, which is luck;

    Or marry it, which is what I did.

    And that is how it should be, too.

    But now this idea’s come up

    Of inventing money, just like that.

    I ask you, is nothing sacred?


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