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Artificial Intellience and Real People

 I am in the process of writing another book. I will be writing the way I did when I was an active blogger and putting in many of the poems I have written over the years. I figure I have written over 5,000 poems since discovering my ability to rhyme. The poetry and the writing is designed to be read on a daily basis and I am calling my book The Daily Uplift.  Along the way, I want to share some of my writings in this blog for the few who stop here to enjoy. Here is a selection I wrote just this morning:


Artificial Intelligence and Real People

 

In the most recent past, Artificial Intelligence, or AI, has become a big part of our daily life. You can experience it by calling a customer service line. When you hear things like “say or press one”, you are experiencing a chat bot. AI has revolutionized the industry and eliminated many entry level jobs.

Many people are now utilizing AI for creative purposes. In my mind that is a contradiction in terms, but it is true.  Spell check and grammar check is a form of AI. As I write, I am getting red and blue lines all the time. Blue lines come more often than red lines, as I consider myself good at spelling. This is when AI can be my friend.

The AI apps which are available can be fun to play with. The one on my phone has given me ideas for things to say on my podcast. But currently, these apps are lacking one thing. This thing they lack is my personality.

That also goes for the chat bots used in consumer service. They may be great for black and white issues. In my opinion, when someone picks up the phone to talk about an issue they have with a product or service, they want to be connected with a human being, and one in their own country. They want someone with empathy. A sense of humor can be an asset as well.

I get a chuckle when people create poetry, if you want to call it that, using ChatGPT. You get some well written verse. It is lacking one thing. It is lacking in the human heart. I can come up with my poems in a very short time when I am expressing my heart.

Please remember that there is only one you. What you have to say is unique and no machine can exactly replicate that. There is always someone who wants to hear what’s in your heart and you need to express it. What is in your heart has great value.

 

Artificial Intelligence is here to stay

Will not be going away

But it won’t be revealing

What we may be feeling

So express from your heart when you may

 

 

Remember that your brain is more powerful than any computer ever created.


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