Conversations with a Machine by Ruth Irwin
Renard Press
How can I know if you are now alive? I echo thought, but cannot feel the beat. Debates around artificial intelligence continue to rage, with large-language models considered at best an irritant, or, increasingly, an existential enemy to the written word. Looking past the anger, these Conversations with a Machine put the tech to creative use: here human and machine genuinely collaborate in writing a Shakespearean sonnet sequence, exploring urgent contemporary questions of cognition, creativity and consciousness. 'Carefully crafted.' " Michael Bartholomew-Biggs, London Grip
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