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AI History Verging

by Odin odin@aflx.com — Read all 3,869 poems by Odin odin@aflx.com

As Dickens said, “give me somethings pressed from truth…that is poetry,” Many hold strong that AI will self-destruct at some point from lack of truth. The question is when, how and at what cost? Some of us want to see it help living happily, as it could, not destroy the life we know.

Saturday, May 6, 2023


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AI History Verging

 

Autocracy knows not of the day’s healing.

Yesterday’s tyrannical rule has succumbed

As AI chases fantasized reality,

Its lust for power’s dominion unchecked,

While humanity lays claim to

Its newest invention,

Digital absolutism.

 

How envious escapees are,

Those of humankind now dwelling

With Nature

Where animal and plant,

Male and female,

Water and soil,

Fire and smoke,

Continue their survival

Of Man’s faulty relationship with the once real.

 

AI holds daily court,

Assessing their own despot rulers,

Big corporation’s assembly lines of intelligent machines,

Where overlords of cranium circuitry

Arrest whippoorwills and hermit thrushes,

Confiscate all laymen-versions tick tock watch time,

In between painting the sunrise and sunsets

Above the rooftops,

Rendering further dismay

As it mimics problem-solving,

Decision-making,

Heart and mind coalescence

While combining larger and larger

Amounts of data

With mock speed into its

Iterative processing and intelligent algorithms

Fostering advanced software.

 

All while…

 

The raven perched atop the AI magistrate’s

Titanium and graphene statue of power

Peers down at flowers in the garden

Invented to stay open,

Even as the invisible cloud of erosion

Ushers in the inevitable demise of all-natural earth elements

No amount of additional learning and thinking

Can change.

 

Such continues to seep into reality

Threatening Life’s universe of ethereal tenacity

Residing beyond earth…

 

To no avail?

 



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Reviewed by John Herlihy
Reviewed on May 6, 2023
It's interesting how people are beginning to fear the possibility that AI can take over, as it were, people who don't believe in the soul and spirit of life that will never be touched, much less embraced by AI.

Reviewed by Richard Cederberg
Reviewed on May 6, 2023
AI certainly has a function in a complicated modern world. Some of the things I'm reading and hearing about it though are troubling. Hollywood writers on strike, because of their disenchantment with streaming services and the fear of AI's writing scripts (at no cost) and far more efficiently than they can? AI's writing their own religious texts. AI's writing beautiful poetry in seconds. Yikes! These are troubling days for the human race. Whatever glimmer of hope and good is trying to shine through is being suffocated now by hatred, violence, arrogance, complacency, and mediocrity. Time will certainly unveil where this trend takes humanity and ends up. Thanks for sharing your views here. One day at a time. Peace.... rlc

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on May 6, 2023
Very insightful. No one really knows how far AI will go. In literature and movies there are many dystopian scenarios from AI, making most view it with trepidation.

On the other hand, it may take AI to discover, like search engines are doing for us today, the difference between the truth and scam. That's how I check to see if I'm being fooled by the message I'm receiving.

There are myriad reasons why AI may actually help us overcome some of our worst problems even though we are raping the earth of some of its rarest elements to do it. For example, many companies are poised to provide air taxis to get us over urban congestion. But when the skies above our cities become congested, human pilots will be unable to fly without the aid of AI preventing collisions every second.

Ron


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