The Gradual Redundancy

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They take our jobs.

They drive our cars.

They twist our minds,

And they're coming for our art.

They're watching, listening, learning.


Don't believe me?

Look around you

At the head-down zombies,

Sleepwalking algorithmically,

Overdosing in their own ideologies,


And they dumb us down,

Now, by writing our essays,

Plotting patiently to

Topple our novels and

Eclipse our verse.


You may call me a Luddite,

Gripped by a hysteria

Akin to the laughable

TV fears of yesteryear,

Blinkered to its benefits,


But I'm in good company,

As Hawking saw it

And harnessed it

To warn us—

The A.I.rony!


You may even be wondering

How this has been created,

If it's machine-generated

To show how it's graduated,

But I assure you it's not.


So, forget HALfunction

Or soulless Skynet destruction.

This is how it ends: One app at a time

In an anti-social media

Internet whimper.

Slim LinesOnde as histórias ganham vida. Descobre agora