If Leonardo Da Vinci wrote a poem about life CHATGPT

[songmaster]

OK one last time. I asked CHAT to write a poem about "Life" if Leonardo Da Vinci wrote it. Here goes!

Life

Life, a masterpiece in motion
A canvas of vivid emotions
A symphony of joy and strife
A journey of the soul called life

A human form a work of art
An intricate creation from the start
A mind that wanders and explores
A heart that beats, a spirit that soars

Nature the greatest inspiration
A beauty that defies explanation
A treasure trove of mystery and wonder
A source of awe that we often ponder

To live is to create to dream
To let imagination reign supreme
To find meaning in every little thing
And to let life take wing

So let us embrace this fleeting time
And cherish every moment every chime
For life is a fleeting masterpiece
A gift to be savored, a treasure to be seized.

By Leonardo Da Vinci and co-writer CHATGPT.

[Telefunkin]

So a COMPUTER writes a rhyme about emotion, joy, strife, soul, art, heart, spirit, inspiration, mystery, wonder, awe and imagination - all the things it doesn't have or can't experience. Sorry, but that's why personally, I don't care. . No offence, but my prediction is that after the first hundred posts of 'look what the computer did' neither will you . If only it really was 'one last time', but it won't be, this will go on and on and on ..........

Disclaimer: This response was generated by a unique but flawed totally organic unit that has not been updated recently.

[cosmicdolphin]

OK one last time. I asked CHAT to write a poem about "Life" if Leonardo Da Vinci wrote it.

I don't even think he spoke English

[songmaster]

Good News! I just heard that a German reporter was fired for using AI to write a review for his paper. I guess there is a program that can detect if someone cheated and used AI. Of course I also heard that you can tell AI to write something that can not be detected.
In the words of a very wise man "Homer Simpson" " We hire politicians so we don't have to think" I think that is where we are headed. Humanity may have out smarted itself. It's a Brave New World, making the same old mistakes