AI Challenges Comical poem 847 by Angela Lansbury.

 

Querty keyboard, photo by Angela Lansbury. Copyright.

There's such a fuss about AI

Typing, and books, they, too, were new

I wonder why such an outcry

But sad to say I have a clue

When you are faced with something new

At first you don't know what to do

Challenges big, benefits few

But mobile phones now stick like glue

I love AI and join the queue

But who wrote this, me, it or you?

If I'd briefed it, said what to do

I'd share the credit, that is true.

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Please share links to your favourite posts. My poems are in books on Amazon and Lulu with books combining funny poems and advice on structures such as ballads and sonnets and villanelles and writing poems easily in the Poetry Workbook.

You Are Not Alone: comical poem number 720 by Angela Lansbury

Mobile phone. Photo by Angela Lansbury. Copyright.

You are never alone if you have a phone

The family know you're out or at home

Laughing or griping, whatsapp sees typing

You're in the soup if you share with a group

When it's dark and cold and you stay in bed

Google can guess what is inside your head

You may feel fraught over what you have bought

More ads pop up, your food, drink and pets caught

If this surveillance drives you round the bend

Sometimes good surprises can make amends

AI can tell us how this poem ends

While we block enemies and follow friends.

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