The writer who anticipated AI slop 85 years ago
I first encountered a poem written by a machine eight years ago. I was in a bookshop in Mumbai, participating in a panel discussion called “Imagination Is an Algorithm.” One of my fellow panelists was the Israeli poet Eran Hadas, who was developing software for generating artificial poetry. As Hadas read a selection of machine-written poems, I realized why I had been invited to join the panel: I…
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