Wednesday, September 4, 2024

Artitifical Interlligence comic poem 468 by Angela Lansbury



 I can see why

Teachers are cross

At AI work

The pupil's loss


When work's returned

The task not read

No facts instilled

In pupil's head


The same is said

Of contest rules

Or prizes go

To AI fools


AI is new

To our culture

But I believe

It's our future


When I'm alone

It saves me time

Like alarm clocks

More time is mine


You only have

To simply ask

AI will do

The routine task


It's like mother

It's like teacher

Judge and jury

God and preacher


Soon it will make

Our life go round

And be a help

With lost and found


All the new things

Cause rejection

Later, are kept

On inspection


Sewing machines

Can save us time

A Coravin

Saves opened wine


When you are old

Drivrless cars

When this world dies

We'll live on Mars


Drones deliver

A rocket bus

Think how much more

It'll do for us


Babysitter

Sits beside her

Makes up her milk

And moves the spider


It cooks breakfast

And cleans the house

Travel online

It moves the mouse


End depression

And pessisim

AI will send

Just optimism


One day we'll find

It sorts all mess

We'll say AI

Thank you, God bless.

-ends-


AI generated watercolour of Van Gogh

Illustrations and sources of illustrations from

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_intelligence

The word mouse is abiguous.\

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