The Art Of Artificial Poetry

Robot Newman is an American synthetic author powered by Artificial Intelligence (A.I.).His first book, The Art of Artificial Poetry, is comprised of a collection of poems written in a matter of hours. Although this is not the first example of poetry produced by an A.I., this book stands out as it provides a rare collection of work that is both complete and entertaining to humans. The book also serves as an interesting study on the range of poetry that can be produced by a synthetic artist in a short period of time.Poems in the book range from thoughtful to sullen to humorous. Perhaps the most entertaining poems in the book are in section III, where Robot Newman provides some "glitched" or unexpected results that reveal his synthetic nature.MIRRORWalls with mirrors all about them.And as I look in them, the mirrorWalls' backs, too, and so forth.And I turn and face them as if toAsk: How did that be? And they tellMe: You were looking at me throughA glass in your head.- Robot Newman, June 2019The bot was brought online and trained for poetry in spring 2019 as a side-project at Human Mode - a research company focused on projects in A.I. and virtual reality technologies. To find out more about Robot Newman, please follow the links below:www.robotnewman.comwww.humanmode.comwww.twitter.com/robotnewmanwww.instagram.com/robotnewmanwww.facebook.com/robotnewmanai

What does AI know about love, happiness and making a difference? Aum Golly is a book of poems written in 24 hours. It was made possible by GPT-3 - an advanced autoregressive language model published in 2020 by OpenAI. "... a collection that surprises with humor and delicateness..." - Goodreads review "... I have to say reading it was a pleasure..." - Finnish radio host Ruben Stiller on Yle "... a beautiful dialogue between man and machine..." - a review of the Finnish audiobook The deep learning model can generate text that is virtually indistinguishable from text written by humans: poems, recipes, summaries, legal text and even pieces of code. GPT-3 is autofill on steroids. Good poetry makes us feel something and see the world differently. Despite the gut reaction some of us may have towards AI-enhanced creativity, Aum Golly is a book like any other. You will love some of the poems. You will hate others. Some will make you wonder, but all of them will make you think. Award-winning writer and TEDx speaker Jukka Aalho has guided the AI and chosen the poems for the collection.

Gain inspiration on your machine learning journey. See what beautiful things you can make with neural networks. This 200-page vibrant full color book is a unique piece of ML artwork. Code meets art in this stunning collection of imagery and poetry that's presented from new points of view: the Photo-Art-Robot and the Poem-Writing-Robot. This book challenges the artistic limits of artificial intelligence (AI) and results in thought-provoking descriptions of nature's magnificent scenes and its denizens. AI Art - Poetry invites you to invest in a collaboration of two minds: Homo sapiens and AI. Both have progressed from their primitive ways, and this shared experience of evolution generates this intelligent duo. Drawing upon the advanced technology of AI, human artists composed intriguing poetry that compliments the robot's digital art. The robot, after reading almost one million lines of poetry and a brief explanation of each image, generated its own emotional verses. Co-crafted with master poets (including a great-great-grandson of Charles Darwin), AI Art - Poetry will persuade you that AI's computational creativity is only at its beginning. Eighty-eight images produced by neural network style transfer are each elucidated by a robot or human poet. Do you want to be part of an artistic future? Shane Neeley lives in Oregon, writes code, and enjoys taking his daughters on explorations in the Pacific Northwest. A former lab scientist turned programmer, he helped to author scientific papers and build cancer treatment software.

Look inside. Code meets art in this stunning collection of imagery and poetry that's presented from new points of view: the Photo-Art-Robot and the Poem-Writing-Robot. This book challenges the artistic limits of artificial intelligence (AI) and results in thought-provoking descriptions of nature's magnificent scenes and its denizens.AI Art - Poetry invites you to invest in a collaboration of two minds: Homo sapiens and AI. Both have progressed from their primitive ways, and this shared experience of evolution generates this intelligent duo. Drawing upon the advanced technology of AI, human artists composed intriguing poetry that compliments the robot's digital art. The robot, after reading almost one million lines of poetry and a brief explanation of each image, generated its own emotional verses.Co-crafted with master poets (including a great-great-grandson of Charles Darwin), AI Art - Poetry will persuade you that AI's computational creativity is only at its beginning. Eighty-eight images produced by neural network style transfer are each elucidated by a robot or human poet. Do you want to be part of an artistic future?Shane Neeley lives in Oregon, writes code, and enjoys taking his daughters on explorations in the Pacific Northwest. A former lab scientist turned programmer, he helped to author scientific papers and build cancer treatment software.

What does the rise of artificial intelligence mean for creative industries? As digital technologies in language modeling and generative visualization become increasingly sophisticated, questions about originality and the role these emerging tools play in art and culture take crucial positions in not just today's discourse, but for generations to come. In a collection of essays and interviews from Jesse Damiani, I Create Like the Word explores these topics through expert panels of AI developers, artists, researchers, and curators as well as through an ekphrastic process where original art weaves an exchange between human and machine, emphasizing the relationship between prompt and craft. This puts us at an emerging trailhead of poetics that asks us to face the role computers have within our own very ancient, very human traditions: the role of the poet and sublime expression. Support from OpenAI, compelling programming. This title has received a grant from OpenAI, who also provided the underlying generative technology used in the creation of the book, and will be well-positioned for a variety of literary and art world-facing events, including gallery panel discussions, bookfair placements between AWP and the LA Times Festival of Books, and at independent booksellers across the United States. We encourage contributors to participate with us in the release process of I Create Like the Word.